2017, ISBN: 9782370740519

[PU: Editions Skira Paris 2017 2017], SCHILDERKUNST ART KUNST PAINT SCHILDER BEAUX ARTS, SCIENCES ANTIQUE ANTIEK DECO BEELDHOUWKUNST BEELDEN SCULPTUREN & ARCHITECTURE SCHILDEREN FOTOGRAFI… Mehr…

[PU: Editions Skira Paris 2017 2017], SCHILDERKUNST ART KUNST PAINT SCHILDER BEAUX ARTS, SCIENCES ANTIQUE ANTIEK DECO BEELDHOUWKUNST BEELDEN SCULPTUREN & ARCHITECTURE SCHILDEREN FOTOGRAFIE ART, HISTOIRE ET PATRIMOINE, NOUVEAUT S, ARTS PLASTIQUES, CULTURE, HISTOIRE, LIVRE, SI CLE ARTISTE PEINTRE PHOTO ARCHITECTUUR, LIFESTYLE, Hardcover, 288 pages, English, 315 x 245 x 40 mm, As New, illustrated in bright colours ISBN 9782370740519. Fabre has created a number of new works especially for this exhibition displaying more than two hundred.Jan Fabre (Antwerp, 1958) is an artist and a director and uses his works to speculate in a loud and tangible manner about life and death, physical and social transformations as well as the nature of cruelty, which is present in both animals and humans. As a grandson of a famous entomologist, Jan Fabre widely uses wildlife aesthetics. He uses beetle shells, animal skeletons and horns as well as stuffed animals and images of animals in various materials. The list of unusual materials goes beyond that and covers blood and BIC blue ink. As emphasized by the painter and acknowledged by critics and researchers, his art goes back to the traditions of classic Flemish art, which he admires: Peter Paul Rubens and Jacob Jordaens are his main inspiration. 1940 g.<

2017, ISBN: 9782370740519

Hardcover, 288 pages, English, 315 x 245 x 40 mm, As New, illustrated in bright colours ISBN 9782370740519. Fabre has created a number of new works especially for this exhibition displayi… Mehr…

Hardcover, 288 pages, English, 315 x 245 x 40 mm, As New, illustrated in bright colours ISBN 9782370740519. Fabre has created a number of new works especially for this exhibition displaying more than two hundred.Jan Fabre (Antwerp, 1958) is an artist and a director and uses his works to speculate in a loud and tangible manner about life and death, physical and social transformations as well as the nature of cruelty, which is present in both animals and humans. As a grandson of a famous entomologist, Jan Fabre widely uses wildlife aesthetics. He uses beetle shells, animal skeletons and horns as well as stuffed animals and images of animals in various materials. The list of unusual materials goes beyond that and covers blood and BIC blue ink. As emphasized by the painter and acknowledged by critics and researchers, his art goes back to the traditions of classic Flemish art, which he admires: Peter Paul Rubens and Jacob Jordaens are his main inspiration., BE, gewerbliches Angebot, 1940, [PU: Editions Skira Paris 2017, 2017], Banküberweisung, Offene Rechnung, PayPal, Skrill/Moneybookers, Internationaler Versand<