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Collection of 25 etchings Herman van Valen
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Vinkeveen, NetherlandsView all items from this seller
Eem collection of 25 etchings by Herman van Valen in a folder. With and without hard frames with dimensions, from approximately 35x47 to 65x50.
All with title, hand-signed and (most) dated. Signed between 1973 and 1988.
In very good condition.
Various titles and printings.
Dreamscape - 3 horsemen - Space birds - Restless - Pioneer - Sleeping in landscape - New day - Summer - People and peacock feathers - Horsemen - Playing children - Flames and horses - Flute players - Venus robot - Horseman - Apple - Landscape with Spaceship - Alien planet - Ancient monuments - Fight of 3 - Owls - Birds and Fish - Fish figures - Children and bird.
Preferably in one sale. Otherwise per 5 pieces. Price is for the entire collection of 26 pieces. Please message, if you have any questions or want to see more pictures.
Artist
Herman (Hermanus Cornelis) van Valen (1916-1996). Qualifications graphic artist, painter, sculptor, enameller, monumental artist. Born in Eindhoven on January 6, 1916. He moves to Amsterdam in 1941, where he takes lessons from Willy Broers, the founder of the group "Vrij Beelden". After World War II, Herman van Valen gets to know the Cobra artist Constant Nieuwenhuys, who helps him discover his own direction, his own world in art. For van Valen, this world consists mainly of the cosmos and the planets, a recurring theme in his work. Many of his etchings and paintings have the cosmos as their motif. He populates his spatial world with suns, planets and female figures. Work by Herman van Valen is represented in State and Municipal collections and at various private collectors in the Netherlands, America, Canada and Japan. From 1962 Herman van Valen exhibited his etchings and paintings regularly. First in his own gallery Orpheus, later also in various other galleries_n and exhibition spaces. Herman van Valen died on June 11, 1996.
ConditionExcellentColorsMulti Color, Black, Grey, WhiteMaterialPaperNumber of items25Height50 cmWidth65 cm