La main et la mer, 2014
Print : lithography · 45 x 31 cm 17.7 x 12.2 inch
€590
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Print : numbered and limited to 60 copies
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Artwork sold in perfect condition, not framed
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45 x 31 cm 17.7 x 12.2 inch Height x Width x Depth
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Description
Two originals lithographs gathered into a portfolio entitled "La main et la mer".
Presentation
Mark Brusse is a Dutch artist, born in 1937. He lives and works in Paris today.
When he settled down in Paris in the 60's, Mark Brusse rubbed shoulders with many groups including New Realists and Fluxus. His art nourishes itself from their claims, namely experiments, found objects and minimalism presages.
The assembly-sculptures of Mark Brusse look a lot like installations, the artist uses limitless materials and works almost organic forms. As for the collages, they are another part of his creation, which he especially developed during a trip to Japan.
Mark Brusse's work is present in several museums around the world, sculptures in collages are present in several solo and group collections.
When he settled down in Paris in the 60's, Mark Brusse rubbed shoulders with many groups including New Realists and Fluxus. His art nourishes itself from their claims, namely experiments, found objects and minimalism presages.
The assembly-sculptures of Mark Brusse look a lot like installations, the artist uses limitless materials and works almost organic forms. As for the collages, they are another part of his creation, which he especially developed during a trip to Japan.
Mark Brusse's work is present in several museums around the world, sculptures in collages are present in several solo and group collections.
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