A key figure in post-war surrealism, Jacques Hérold distinguished himself alongside André Breton and strove to gradually develop two cycles of painting, from the theme of germination to that of the skinned . For the occasion, this great name in surrealism is being honored through a dreamlike exhibition highlighting his pictorial universe, populated by organic forms, sometimes evoking insects, sometimes hybrid beings, like his work The looks. A painting at the crossroads between a male portrait and a sort of imaginary and phantasmagorical creature, surprising and captivating...