The Red Hill

Henri Hayden was a French painter and sculptor whose practice spanned early modernism through the mid-twentieth century. Born in 1883, he worked across figurative and abstract modes, engaging with cubism and constructivism during pivotal decades of European art. His output included paintings, sculpture, and works on paper that reflected evolving formal concerns from representation toward geometric abstraction. Hayden remained active until his death in 1970, producing a substantial body of work across multiple mediums.

Warsaw, Poland