Old Dutch Charnel House (2015) Drawing by Jacques Tange

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Original Artwork Drawing, Marker on Paper

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Dimensions Height 39.4in, Width 33.5in
Categories Abstract

About this artwork: Classification, Techniques & Styles Marker Drawing made using a large felt with its own ink source. The ink may or may not be indelible.[...]

Artist represented by Volupt Art

Jacques Tange

Netherlands

Born in Vlissingen in 1960, is a successful Dutch artists. Its work has been bought by various museums and decorates numerous private collections in within and foreign country. In 2005, Tange became chosen till Artist of the Year, and also in 2006 / 2015, he is prevent nominated for this prestigious title.

The pastels and oil paintings of Jacques Tange do think through the clear color use and the graceful arabesques of medieval miniatures in beautiful illuminated handwriting. Its compositions as a music piece built up be and take the viewer with to a dream world of desire and nostalgia. A world of mysterious sensuality, sluggish temptation and superior indifference.

Self says Tange: ‘The time stands in my paintings just alleviate; I freeze the image. In many cases feel you at that there just something happened is whether it something will happen. The most images have not stop an errand, already I that it all too conscious in. Often are they a comment on the manner on which men and women in this society with each other go around.’