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- Description
- Eugène Brands (1913-2002)
| Type of artwork | Art Books |
| Year | 2002 |
| Technique | Soft cover |
| Subject | Visual arts |
| Dimensions | 22 x 14 cm (h x w) |
| Pages | 78 |
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Eugene Brands In the spirit of experiment
Author: Willemijn Stokvis 78 pp. Illustrated. 22 x 14.1 cm. Japanese binding. Paperback with flaps. 1st edition. The Zonnehof. Amersfoort. 2002
• In addition to the edition of 400 numbered copies, 100 copies were numbered HC-100. This copy has the number: HC-73 Eugène Brands (1913 - 2002) took part in the group exhibition Young Painters in the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam in 1946, where an entire room was filled with his work. He maintained good contacts with director Sandberg, who had promised him a (solo) exhibition. When he joined the Experimental Group in Holland in 1948, he took on the task of maintaining contacts with the Stedelijk Museum. This led to the International Exhibition of Experimental Art in November 1949. In the meantime, the Cobra movement had also been founded by Constant Nieuwenhuijs, Corneille, Karel Appel, Christian Dotremont and Asger Jorn. This large group exhibition was therefore the first public manifestation of Cobra. A number of large works by Eugène Brands were on display, which had been specially made for the exhibition.
Author: Willemijn Stokvis 78 pp. Illustrated. 22 x 14.1 cm. Japanese binding. Paperback with flaps. 1st edition. The Zonnehof. Amersfoort. 2002
• In addition to the edition of 400 numbered copies, 100 copies were numbered HC-100. This copy has the number: HC-73 Eugène Brands (1913 - 2002) took part in the group exhibition Young Painters in the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam in 1946, where an entire room was filled with his work. He maintained good contacts with director Sandberg, who had promised him a (solo) exhibition. When he joined the Experimental Group in Holland in 1948, he took on the task of maintaining contacts with the Stedelijk Museum. This led to the International Exhibition of Experimental Art in November 1949. In the meantime, the Cobra movement had also been founded by Constant Nieuwenhuijs, Corneille, Karel Appel, Christian Dotremont and Asger Jorn. This large group exhibition was therefore the first public manifestation of Cobra. A number of large works by Eugène Brands were on display, which had been specially made for the exhibition.
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| Price | Up to 10 kg.
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