Beschrijving
Description 2007 acrylic, linocut on canvas.
PROVENANCE donated by the artist EXHIBITED Some recent solo exhibitions Galerie Maurits van deLaar, The Hague 2009Galleri S.E., Bergen 2009Galerie Akinci, Amsterdam 2008, 'Ondervlakte'Galerie Andreas Brüning, Düsseldorf 2006GAD Gallery, Oslo 2006 Some recent group exhibitions Galerie LUMC, Leiden2009, 'Aanwinsten LUMC 2007-2009'KW14, 's-Hertogenbosch 2003, 'Tekenen des Tijds'Gemeentemuseum Den Haag, The Hague 2002, 'More than red, white andblue' LITERATURE AND REFERENCES Selected publications Véronique Baar [et al.],Room with a view , Hoevelaken: Bouwfonds art collection2006Contemporary art from the Netherlands: selected works from thecollections of De Nederlandsche Bank and ING Group , Bucharest:National Art Museum of Romania 2002Angelique Spaninks, Esther Jansma, Unlocked No [1] HxBxD:Collectie Rabobank Nederland ,Utrecht: Rabobank Nederland 2001Rina Hendriks, Titi van der Sijs, Een ceder in mijn tuin ,'s-Hertogenbosch: kw14 2000 Selected public and corporate collections StedelijkMuseum Schiedam, NL • Abn Amro Kunststichting, NL • AchmeaKunstcollectie, NL • Akzo Nobel Art Foundation, NL • AONKunstcollectie, NL • Bouwfonds Kunstcollectie, NL • KunstcollectieMinisterie van Buitenlandse Zaken, NL • De Nederlandsche Bank, NL •Kunstcollectie KPN, NL • TNT Post Kunstcollectie, NL • RaboKunstcollectie, NL • Kunstcollectie LUMC, NL CATALOGUE NOTE In his early work, Ronald Versloot produced rudimentary, almostabstract scenes in thickly applied paint. Often a forest dominatedby the vertical lines of birch trees. Nowadays, he paintslandscapes in a loose, gestural style, onto which he prints humanfigures using a linocut. These figures are, as it were, actors thatVersloot can move about the picture plane at will, to create anarrative. On a formal level, he plays with the convergence of thetwo techniques by giving the printed figures a painted shadow or byplacing painted people next to them. As is also the case with hisdrawings, Versloot is careful to create a clear, cohesive image.The human figures always imply a narrative, leaving the viewer withunanswered questions. Ronald Versloot was resident artist at the Rijksakademie in1987-1990.He won the Jeanne Oosting Prize (NL) in 1993.
Details
- Databanknummer:
- 72202
- Lotnummer:
- -
- Advertentietype
- Archief
- Instelling:
- Sotheby's
- Veilingdatum:
- -
- Veilingnummer:
- -
- Stad
- -
- Limietprijs
- -
- Aankoopprijs
- -
- Verkoopprijs
- -
- Hamerprijs
- -
- Status
- Verkocht
Technische details
- Kunstvorm:
- Schilder- en Tekenkunst
- Technieken:
- Acryl, Linoleumsnede
- Dragers:
- Doek
- Lengte:
- 180 cm
- Breedte:
- 100 cm
- Hoogte:
- 0 cm
- Oplage:
- -
Beschrijving
Description 2007 acrylic, linocut on canvas.
PROVENANCE donated by the artist EXHIBITED Some recent solo exhibitions Galerie Maurits van deLaar, The Hague 2009Galleri S.E., Bergen 2009Galerie Akinci, Amsterdam 2008, 'Ondervlakte'Galerie Andreas Brüning, Düsseldorf 2006GAD Gallery, Oslo 2006 Some recent group exhibitions Galerie LUMC, Leiden2009, 'Aanwinsten LUMC 2007-2009'KW14, 's-Hertogenbosch 2003, 'Tekenen des Tijds'Gemeentemuseum Den Haag, The Hague 2002, 'More than red, white andblue' LITERATURE AND REFERENCES Selected publications Véronique Baar [et al.],Room with a view , Hoevelaken: Bouwfonds art collection2006Contemporary art from the Netherlands: selected works from thecollections of De Nederlandsche Bank and ING Group , Bucharest:National Art Museum of Romania 2002Angelique Spaninks, Esther Jansma, Unlocked No [1] HxBxD:Collectie Rabobank Nederland ,Utrecht: Rabobank Nederland 2001Rina Hendriks, Titi van der Sijs, Een ceder in mijn tuin ,'s-Hertogenbosch: kw14 2000 Selected public and corporate collections StedelijkMuseum Schiedam, NL • Abn Amro Kunststichting, NL • AchmeaKunstcollectie, NL • Akzo Nobel Art Foundation, NL • AONKunstcollectie, NL • Bouwfonds Kunstcollectie, NL • KunstcollectieMinisterie van Buitenlandse Zaken, NL • De Nederlandsche Bank, NL •Kunstcollectie KPN, NL • TNT Post Kunstcollectie, NL • RaboKunstcollectie, NL • Kunstcollectie LUMC, NL CATALOGUE NOTE In his early work, Ronald Versloot produced rudimentary, almostabstract scenes in thickly applied paint. Often a forest dominatedby the vertical lines of birch trees. Nowadays, he paintslandscapes in a loose, gestural style, onto which he prints humanfigures using a linocut. These figures are, as it were, actors thatVersloot can move about the picture plane at will, to create anarrative. On a formal level, he plays with the convergence of thetwo techniques by giving the printed figures a painted shadow or byplacing painted people next to them. As is also the case with hisdrawings, Versloot is careful to create a clear, cohesive image.The human figures always imply a narrative, leaving the viewer withunanswered questions. Ronald Versloot was resident artist at the Rijksakademie in1987-1990.He won the Jeanne Oosting Prize (NL) in 1993.
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