Rudi Pillen - PORTRAIT

RUDI PILLS
A portrait of a woman

PAINTING
A work probably executed with acrylic paint, on Fabriano paper.
He often used a palette knife for the background and brushstrokes for the subject, sometimes rubbing the paint out with a small stick.

Rare and unique work
Hand-signed by the artist.
Framed with a white lacquered wooden frame.

Preferably picked up on site.
This work can also be packed with extreme care and shipped with track and trace.

BIO
The work of painter, draftsman, and sculptor Rudi Pillen was world-famous. His oeuvre spans a period of 50 years. His work evolved from expressionism to abstraction .
People were central to his work.
Rudi Pillen had a heart for Africa and therefore decided to stay in Congo. His stay in Africa had a major impact on his work. This is visible, for example, in his use of color.
His most famous work can be seen in the 'Thailand Cultural Centre' metro station in Bangkok: an enormous canvas measuring 2 by 10 meters, unveiled by Princess Astrid and Prince Lorenz of Belgium.
Works by Rudi Pillen were exhibited in the largest galleries in San Francisco, New York, Chicago, Paris, Kinshasa, and Johannesburg, among others. In March 2016, there was another exhibition centered on Rudi Pillen in New Delhi.