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Marianne Hendriks
Netherlands
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Artist highlights
- Art Fair Participant
- Prizewinner
- Residency Participant
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Oil, Pigments on Linen
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Artwork framed.
- Dimensions : 11x8.7in
About this artwork
Title: What?
Collection: Domesticus C.I
Serie: № 878183
Executed: 2020
Note: signed/reverse labeled
Medium: oil paint
Finish: matt, unvarnished
Carrier: stretched 100% portrait linen canvas
Frame: hardwood box
Cm: 28h/23w/2.5d
Inch: 11h/9w/1d
* Including: frame natural untreated hardwood box style.
* Including: picture hanging system: single point shark teeth method.
* Sides of painting: continued painting.
* Reverse side painting:… birch panel painted for protection.
* Authentication: labeled, and serial number verification system.
* Inquiries: curator@saatchiart.com / info@mariannehendriks.com
Collection: Domesticus C.I
Serie: № 878183
Executed: 2020
Note: signed/reverse labeled
Medium: oil paint
Finish: matt, unvarnished
Carrier: stretched 100% portrait linen canvas
Frame: hardwood box
Cm: 28h/23w/2.5d
Inch: 11h/9w/1d
* Including: frame natural untreated hardwood box style.
* Including: picture hanging system: single point shark teeth method.
* Sides of painting: continued painting.
* Reverse side painting:… birch panel painted for protection.
* Authentication: labeled, and serial number verification system.
* Inquiries: curator@saatchiart.com / info@mariannehendriks.com
Marianne Hendriks
Netherlands
Credentials
- Art Fair Participant
- Prizewinner
- Residency Participant
- Works on commission
« Nature has intentions and is purposeful. I see these plants as soulful beings that are beyond our capacity to comprehend, like mystical creatures. »
Marianne Hendriks is a prizewinning Dutch painter whose work has featured in exhibitions and collections internationally, including a mention in the New York Times. Influenced by Japonism and Expressionism, she primarily explores the relationship between humans and nature, employing techniques used by Dutch masters of the 17th century to compose strong, bright compositions. Her botanical series is marked by vivid green shades and smart plays on space and perspective.
