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Armando - Die Blume

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Die Blume (1998) Oil on canvas, 90x70 cm Signed, titled and dated on the reverse Origin: Private collection, Netherlands (Germann family) Christie's, Amsterdam (December 2007) lot 142 Exhibition: Armando museum in the Elleboogkerk (label on stretcher frame) In a beautiful frame with white gold leaf, handmade by frame maker Gregor from Doesburg Condition: perfect Armando was born as Herman Dirk van Dodeweerd. He was an endlessly versatile artist: painter, sculptor, writer, poet, journalist, violinist and actor. He was active well into his old age, driven by the urge to continually create something new. Living near Camp Amersfoort as a child, he was immediately confronted with the horrors of the Second World War. It is not surprising that his work is about violence, about perpetrators and victims, about good and especially about evil. Evil lurks in everything and everyone: perpetrators can become victims and victims can become perpetrators. Armando 's paintings and sculptures are overwhelming because of their monumental mentality and sobriety in material, color and form. The rough, pasty skin enhances the visual power of his work.

ConditionExcellentColorsWhite, Black, Orange, RedMaterialCanvasNumber of items1StyleAbstractArtistsArmandoOrientationPortraitArt sizeMediumHeight90 cmWidth70 cm