Nicolas de Staël. Le terreau d'un apatride. Epigraphie Considered lost by generations of

Considered lost by generations of scholars

Dedicated to the most remarkable works of statuary preserved in the collections of the musée du quai Branly – Jacques Chirac

" Although the religious use of these exceptional pieces has now disappeared

Florio Puenter

a variety of compiled subjects

Nicolas de Staël. Le terreau d'un apatride. Epigraphie Considered lost by generations ofNicolas de Stal's formative years in Belgium. Who was Nicolas de Stal, this foreigner, stateless, who arrived in Belgium in 1922 as an orphan, where he lived for fourteen years and completed his formative years. What was his life like as a pupil and then as a student? The focus here is on a period that has been almost never studied before 2012: that of Nicolas de Stal's training.