l’Esprit de Napoleon
Acrylic on Canvas
31x24in
$5,930
Framing
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Bart Wampers
Belgium
Artist highlights
- Local Artist
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on wood. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 31.5x70.9in
About this artwork
A triptych exploring the tension at the heart of Europe.
Twenty-seven shields form a testudo, each marked, each struck, each representing a member state. The impacts resemble stars, echoing both unity and vulnerability. At the foundation, a kneeling Leonidas bears the weight of the collective. Above him, Europa rises — propelled outward by a force beyond the human, a reference to both divine intervention and historical destiny.
To the left, a fractured… stone: the broken social contract.
To the right, another: “Unitum Diversitatem”: unity in diversity.
Between them unfolds a contradiction: Europe as an idea of enlightenment, freedom and shared values,
and Europe as a necessity of defense, pressure, and rearmament.
The work does not resolve this tension. It holds it.
Twenty-seven shields form a testudo, each marked, each struck, each representing a member state. The impacts resemble stars, echoing both unity and vulnerability. At the foundation, a kneeling Leonidas bears the weight of the collective. Above him, Europa rises — propelled outward by a force beyond the human, a reference to both divine intervention and historical destiny.
To the left, a fractured… stone: the broken social contract.
To the right, another: “Unitum Diversitatem”: unity in diversity.
Between them unfolds a contradiction: Europe as an idea of enlightenment, freedom and shared values,
and Europe as a necessity of defense, pressure, and rearmament.
The work does not resolve this tension. It holds it.
Bart Wampers
Belgium
Credentials
- Local Artist
- Works on commission
Bart Wampers
Europa et Testudo XXVII (triptych)
$11,780
