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Ralph Posset
Netherlands
Artist highlights
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Collage, Objects on Wood , Wood
- Framing : Framed
- Dimensions : 15.7x11.8in
About this artwork
Ready for combat
Collage with different kind of original items from WWII. Stuff that a German soldier would carry with him when in combat. Including rare photograph of German soldier. A readymade that will raise some eyebrows. WWII is a theme that have been in Possets work for many years now. A theme that has been ignored to much in contemporary art.
Have a look at Possets other artworks. They will always be a conversation piece on your walls.
And… have a look at all the articles that have been written about Ralph Posset. A household name in newspapers and radio and television in Holland.
Collage with different kind of original items from WWII. Stuff that a German soldier would carry with him when in combat. Including rare photograph of German soldier. A readymade that will raise some eyebrows. WWII is a theme that have been in Possets work for many years now. A theme that has been ignored to much in contemporary art.
Have a look at Possets other artworks. They will always be a conversation piece on your walls.
And… have a look at all the articles that have been written about Ralph Posset. A household name in newspapers and radio and television in Holland.
Ralph Posset
Netherlands
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
« Art is not about beauty, art is not about pleasing and art is not there to save the world. Art is about exploring the world, giving it a new context. »
Ralph Posset is a painter and sculptor based in the Netherlands where his pieces have been featured in numerous solo exhibitions. Exploring the borders of art has always intrigued him, so he began to exhibit his pieces outside of museums. Absurdism and turning things around are Posset's specialties, as he endeavors to make people think about his art and the world around them. He would rather that viewers dislike his work than be indifferent about it.
