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Fabian - Nothing is impossible
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Product description
Original mixed media painting by Fabian on wooden frame.
Size 70x50x3cm
Provided with added acrylic paint
Hand signed
Fabian took his first steps in contemporary art in 1992. He artistically made various objects, sculptures and statues from old iron and various metals. Experimenting, learning and above all enjoying was the motto under which he worked and sold his works to a small audience during that period.
It became clear that his artistic expressions did not go unnoticed when none other than the late Herman Brood appeared in his studio in 1995 and from that moment on an intensive collaboration arose. Herman visibly enjoyed Fabian's creativity and wanted to learn from him how to weld and create in metal.
The young artist enjoyed all the attention and support from Herman who taught him some intricacies. Not long after, the so-called Herman Brood trophy was created. A work of art made of old iron that was then painted by Herman and awarded to a famous Dutchman who had done something special or unique in Herman's eyes. Pistolen Paul, Willibrord, Hans Dulfer, Jules Deelder etc. once received a beautiful saxophone from Herman Brood made by Fabian.
The meetings between the two gentlemen followed one another at a rapid pace, after which Herman taught the young artist the intricacies of painting. Both worked together on countless canvases on the performance, with Fabian regularly taking care of the background. Fabian learned quickly and eagerly and both worked on Herman's artworks from countless locations. This intensive collaboration resulted in a new joint project in 1999 with the care of the complete furnishing of the first Herman Brood café, which was designed in a very artistic way under the name Go-Ape. It became clear that Herman Brood was very charmed by his pupil when Fabian received the invitation to start his own studio together with Herman in order to work together even more intensively. Fabian has since built up a stable and well-known name in the established art world and has a mention in the
R.K.D. registry.
Specifications
ConditionExcellentColorsBlue, Red, Black, Pink, SilverMaterialWoodNumber of items1StyleModernOrientationPortraitArt sizeMediumHeight70 cmWidth50 cmDepth3 cm