Haus hinter Pappeln
Acrylic on Paper
26x18in
$2,020
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Hjalmar Thelen
Germany
Artist highlights
- Featured in gallery curations
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Paper
- Other details : Unmounted artwork. Mounting and/or framing available on request.
- Dimensions : 26.4x16.9in
About this artwork
A solitary trumpet tree stands in an urban setting, framed by dense vegetation and hints of architecture in the background. Its foliage glows in shades of yellow and green, loosely arranged, almost floating, while the trunk and ground are anchored with a few decisive strokes.
The composition avoids specific location details. City and nature do not compete, but rather form a quiet equilibrium. The tree appears neither idyllic nor monumental – more… like a natural part of everyday life, casually perceived yet carefully observed.
The painting thrives on the tension between free use of color and clear structure. It depicts a moment of pause in the urban landscape – precisely observed, without commentary. A work for collectors who appreciate the quiet, the understated, and the painterly openness.
The composition avoids specific location details. City and nature do not compete, but rather form a quiet equilibrium. The tree appears neither idyllic nor monumental – more… like a natural part of everyday life, casually perceived yet carefully observed.
The painting thrives on the tension between free use of color and clear structure. It depicts a moment of pause in the urban landscape – precisely observed, without commentary. A work for collectors who appreciate the quiet, the understated, and the painterly openness.
Hjalmar Thelen
Germany
Credentials
- Featured in gallery curations
Hjalmar Thelen (1962–2017) was a Berlin painter and draftsman who made the unspectacular visible: faces, places, and everyday scenes. His works—on paper, cardboard, or canvas—are direct, concentrated, and characterized by quiet precision. Without academic training, but with a clear eye and a delicate touch, he created over 2,000 works. His art is quiet, figurative, narrative—and characterized by respect for what is depicted. His studio was his apartment, but he most enjoyed traveling by bicycle, armed with a field easel and paints, along Berlin's canals, rivers, and lakes.
Hjalmar Thelen
Trompetenbaum
$2,020
