Ecole de Paris

The École de Paris was an informal group of French art galleries, critics, and artists active mainly in the early to mid-20th century. It wasn't an official school or institution but represented a vibrant community that embraced modernist styles like Cubism, Surrealism, and Abstract art. Artists from around the world, including many émigrés, contributed to this movement, with Paris being a central hub for innovation and exchange in contemporary art. The École de Paris played a significant role in shaping modern art trends and fostering a diverse, multicultural artistic environment during that period.