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Other details :
Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
Dimensions :
39.4x29.1in
About this artwork
Provenance: Jacques Putman Collection, Paris
Geneviève and Pierre Hebey Collection, Paris
Exhibitions: Saint-Paul-de-Vence, Fondation Maeght, “Bram van Velde”, December 1973-January 1974, reproduced under n°73, p. 49 Geneva, Rath Museum, “Bram van Velde 1895-1981, Centenary Retrospective”, January-April 1996, reproduced in color under number 122, p. 189.
Bibliography: J. Putman & C. Juliet, "Bram van Velde", Editions Maeght, Paris, 1975,… reproduced in black and white under number 107, p. 162 Magazine Plaisir de la Maison N°149, “Art and Collections in a Bright Duplex”, July-August 1979, reproduced in color p. 88.
This work will be included in the Catalog Raisonné of the artist's Work, currently being prepared by Mr. Rainer Michael Mason.
Working primarily with painting, Bram van Velde was a Dutch artist whose background lies in the vibrant art scene of the School of Paris. She employed geometric forms and intense colors, blending semi-representational, tachiste, and lyrical abstraction techniques that evolved toward expressive abstraction in the 1960s. Her evocative canvases radiate raw emotion, embracing the tension between existential longing and poetic freedom.