Eduard Flor - Etching "Constellations" made in 1968 using mixed technique

• Artist: Eduard FLOR (Budapest 1925 – Dohis 2015)
• Presentation: "constellations"
• Medium: mixed (printing) technique on handmade paper
• Sheet size: 57 x 65cm
• Signed: in pencil
• Numbered: 30/190
• Date: 1968
• Condition: in good condition

Eduard FLOR (Budapest 1925 – Dohis 2015)

Oil painter and watercolorist, etcher. Education: In the period 1949–1951, Eduard Flor received his training at the Rijksacademie voor Beeldende Kunsten in Amsterdam. From 1975 to 1985, Flor taught at the Royal Academy Den Bosch, the Free Academy The Hague, and the Christian Academy Kampen. Eduard Flor currently lives and works primarily in France. Flor operates more on the intellectual fringe of post-Cobra expressionism. His landscape themes condense abstract and simple forms. Eduard Flor is described by the writer and historian Ad van der Blom in “Graphic Art Now” (Elsevier 1984) as “one of our most profound artists, who condenses reality into symbols and, like Anton Heyboer, attributes almost mystical qualities to etching. Eduard Flor’s subjects are very diverse: landscapes, seascapes, portraits, photographs, but also religious works. As well as themes inspired by fragments of travels and experiences. Exhibitions and prizes: Paris Biennale 1959. Consequently, Flor’s work is held in international museums, including various museums in the Netherlands: Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Arnhem, and Utrecht. But also in the Brooklyn Museum in New York and the Philadelphia Museum of Art in Fairmont in the US, and the State Museum of Modern Art in Jerusalem, Israel.