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Felix De Boeck - Raoul Maria de Puydt

Felix De Boeck

Monografie
Buch | Hardcover
191 Seiten
2007
Stichting Kunstboek BVBA (Verlag)
978-90-5856-128-2 (ISBN)
CHF 72,90 inkl. MwSt
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Felix De Boeck (1898-1995) is one of the few who searched for the soul of things throughout his career. The subject of his paintings is entwined with the deeper sense of life. This book deals with this master of abstract art.
Felix De Boeck (1898-1995) is one of the few who searched for the soul of things throughout his career. The subject of his paintings is entwined with the deeper sense of life. He sublimated every sorrow and every joy in his paintings, with only a few themes in the last years, but with an unlimited variety of colours. His motherhoods are deeply-felt realities. His self-portraits speak volumes of proud courage. His self-donations are an unrelenting gift of gratitude. The Drogenbos patriarch is one of those legendary painters like James Ensor, Paul Delvaux or Salvador Dali, who is perfectly true to himself, with a personality both as an individual and in his oeuvre. His paintings are a continuously self-innovating creation through the path of his life. This abstraction was not a completion, but a start. In the twenties he played a leading role internationally, in all his loneliness. This is how this master of abstract art gets full attention.
Erscheint lt. Verlag 1.3.2007
Zusatzinfo 200 col.
Verlagsort Oostkamp
Sprache Dutch; Flemish; englisch; französisch; deutsch
Maße 254 x 307 mm
Themenwelt Kunst / Musik / Theater Kunstgeschichte / Kunststile
Kunst / Musik / Theater Malerei / Plastik
ISBN-10 90-5856-128-3 / 9058561283
ISBN-13 978-90-5856-128-2 / 9789058561282
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