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Beautiful and pristine color lithograph created in 1975. Mounted in an acid-free passe-partout by a professional framer. Marc Vanderleenen is a Belgian visual artist, born in 1952 in Mechelen. He still lives and works there. He leads a reclusive life and does not like being among people. Marc Vanderleenen is perhaps the most 'pessimistic' painter of his generation. His best-known works are dirty green, grey-blue, or faded brown canvases that clearly depict images of decay, loneliness, and anonymity.
In a completely different style, he created a series of etchings in strong orange and red tones in the mid-1970s. Kunst en Kleur was able to purchase about ten copies from that series. The photo alongside is one from this series and shows the contrast with Vanderleenen's more well-known canvases.
Exhibitions Vanderleenen still exhibits in all the major art galleries in Belgium.
Condition
Condition
Mint condition
This lithograph has never been framed and is in perfect condition.
Shipment
Pick up
The work can be picked up on location. As a buyer you must bring your own packaging materials. The location is: Nieuwerkerk aan den ijssel, The Netherlands
Shipment
Parcel post
Price
Up to 2 kg.
Within The Netherlands
€11.00
To Belgium
€13.00
To Germany
€13.00
Within EU
€13.00
Worldwide
€25.25
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