Pierre Tal-Coat

Pierre Tal-Coat, Catalan Antoni Tàpies and Hungarian François Fiedler are three artists with whom Aimé Maeght worked or that he has published. In the first linked video Maeght explains why he made these choices, what he found so interesting about each artist, and what he reads in their works - even the very abstract pieces.
Fiedler and Tal-Coat's works have been featured in 10 joint exhibitions as of this date according to the Fiedler Foundation website.
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    Web Link Aimé Maeght discusses Pierre Tal-Coat, Antoni Tàpies and François Fiedler

    Pierre Tal-Coat, Catalan Antoni Tàpies and Hungarian François Fiedler are three artists with whom Aimé Maeght worked or that he has published. In this video Maeght explains why he made these choices, what he found so interesting about each artist, and what he reads in their works - even the very abstract pieces. (Subscription required to view full video)

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    Web Link Pierre Tal-Coat at Wikipedia.org

    From Wikipedia: "Pierre Tal-Coat (real name Pierre Louis Jacob; 1905–1985) was a French artist considered to be one of the founders of Tachisme."

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    Web Link Pierre Tal-Coat at invaluable.com

    Find information about Tal-Coat's art at auctions around the world

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    Web Link Pierre Tal-Coat at ArtNet.com

    ArtNet has a huge amount of information on Tal-Coat's career, auction results, and more

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    Web Link Pierre Tal-Coat at WikiArt.org

    WikiArt.org's tagline is "A Visual Encyclopedia", and here is their entry on Tal-Coat

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    Web Link Pierre Tal-Coat at AskArt.com

    An excellent resource for fans of Tal-Coat can be found at the AskArt.com site. Membership is required for the full text, though they do open up the site to everyone on Fridays!

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    Web Link Pierre Tal-Coat at Gallerie Hus

    A nice biography, an extensive listing of exhibitions, and a large number of Tal-Coat's works on disply at Hus Gallery