Florence Henri

Florence Henri’s exhibition offers a chance to explore the work of a modernist artist whose creativity spanned decades and continents. You’ll see over 80 pieces, including paintings, photographs, and collages that trace her journey from early experiments in the 1920s to later abstract works. Her art reflects influences from her studies with Paul Klee and Wassily Kandinsky, providing a fascinating look at how her style evolved. Whether you’re drawn to photography or painting, the variety keeps the experience engaging and insightful. The exhibition invites you to follow Henri’s experimental spirit as she pushed boundaries across mediums. It’s compelling to see how her travels and encounters with other artists shaped her approach, creating a diverse and dynamic body of work. You might appreciate how she balanced structure and abstraction or how her compositions challenge traditional forms. This show suits anyone curious about modern art’s development and the creative paths artists take.