Offered by: White Court Art
Cwrt y Gaer Brecon LD3 0YX , Wales Call Seller 011447806436806

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$ 6,750
  • Description
    Sociological Expressionism. From Grosz and Dix to Berlin, this movement gives voices and images to the conscience of the people trying to process the contemporary trauma of the hopelessness and desperation of the less fortunate. The planet and her peoples are battling against wars, famine & climate change, giving rise to the displacement of peoples on a vast scale. In this poignant piece from Berlin, humanity’s struggle is given elegant presence. Etched onto his canvas the human condition is given dignity against the searing backdrop of conflagration.

    Oil and acrylic on canvas

    30?x 24?

    signed
  • More Information
    Documentation: Signed
    Origin: England
    Period: New
    Materials: oil and acrylic on canvas
    Condition: New.
    Creation Date: 2023
    Styles / Movements: Abstract Expressionism, Post Impressionism, Contemporary
    Incollect Reference #: 660608
  • Dimensions
    W. 24 in; H. 30 in;
    W. 60.96 cm; H. 76.2 cm;
Message from Seller:

White Court Art is based in Wales, U.K and was founded by Richard Veal after many years of collecting for himself. White Court Art specialise mainly in emerging British Contemporary Art, but we also high light artists from Europe, who we think have merit and deserve attention. We have a passion for tracking, sourcing and curating eclectic fine art from Master Copyists to Emerging European talent. We also offer decorative pieces that bring that “something else” to our gallery.

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