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Kurt Peiser (1887-1962) 'On the construction site'
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Artist: Kurt Peiser
Birth and Death: 1887 - 1962
Title: On the Construction Site
️ Medium: Etching
Dimensions: 12.5 cm x 9.3 cm
Step into the captivating world of Kurt Peiser with "On the Construction Site," an etching that captures the dynamic energy of a construction scene through intricate lines and artistic skill.
Kurt Peiser, born in 1887 and passing in 1962, presents a window into a moment in time with this etching. Measuring 12.5 cm by 9.3 cm, this piece invites you to explore the artist's portrayal of the construction site's atmosphere.
The etching medium allows for fine details and a sense of texture, reflecting Peiser's ability to capture the gritty reality of the construction scene. Each line conveys movement and activity, offering a glimpse into the world of labor and industry.
The title of the artwork, positioned in the lower left corner, adds context and narrative depth. The signature in the lower right corner carries the artist's personal touch, connecting viewers to the essence of the piece.
"Experience the industrious spirit of 'On the Construction Site' by Kurt Peiser, an etching that brings to life the energy and motion of the scene. Elevate your collection with this captivating artwork that captures Peiser's artistic skill. Secure your connection to the artist's vision and the timeless world of artistic expression by placing your bid today."
Kurt Peiser 1887 – 1962
Born in Antwerp on January 5, 1887. He was a painter and etcher.
He attended the Royal Academy of Antwerp and, at eighteen, became a student of the marine painter Gérard Jabobs.
From a very young age, his playmates were the children of boatmen and, later, he lived among dockers and sailors.
The sea, the Scheldt, horses and all life in the port interest him. He shares the life of sailors and dockers by sailing and working with them. He becomes their friend, which leads him to depict their life in all its depth.
Throughout his existence, the people attracted him. This is how when he moved to Brussels, he frequented the working-class and poverty-stricken neighborhoods. In his paintings and etchings, he expresses the work, the joys and the sorrows of this people whom he loves deeply and who love him.
He had his first personal exhibition in Antwerp in 1907. Subsequently, he exhibited many times in Brussels, Antwerp, Liège, Ghent, Tournai, etc., and abroad, where he took part in group exhibitions. organized by the government.
Many official government and municipal organizations have acquired his works.
For service to the arts, he was named a Knight of the Order of Leopold and an Officer of the Order of Leopold II. He also holds several decorations as a resistance fighter.
Kurt Peiser died in Brussels on March 13, 1962.
Birth and Death: 1887 - 1962
Title: On the Construction Site
️ Medium: Etching
Dimensions: 12.5 cm x 9.3 cm
Step into the captivating world of Kurt Peiser with "On the Construction Site," an etching that captures the dynamic energy of a construction scene through intricate lines and artistic skill.
Kurt Peiser, born in 1887 and passing in 1962, presents a window into a moment in time with this etching. Measuring 12.5 cm by 9.3 cm, this piece invites you to explore the artist's portrayal of the construction site's atmosphere.
The etching medium allows for fine details and a sense of texture, reflecting Peiser's ability to capture the gritty reality of the construction scene. Each line conveys movement and activity, offering a glimpse into the world of labor and industry.
The title of the artwork, positioned in the lower left corner, adds context and narrative depth. The signature in the lower right corner carries the artist's personal touch, connecting viewers to the essence of the piece.
"Experience the industrious spirit of 'On the Construction Site' by Kurt Peiser, an etching that brings to life the energy and motion of the scene. Elevate your collection with this captivating artwork that captures Peiser's artistic skill. Secure your connection to the artist's vision and the timeless world of artistic expression by placing your bid today."
Kurt Peiser 1887 – 1962
Born in Antwerp on January 5, 1887. He was a painter and etcher.
He attended the Royal Academy of Antwerp and, at eighteen, became a student of the marine painter Gérard Jabobs.
From a very young age, his playmates were the children of boatmen and, later, he lived among dockers and sailors.
The sea, the Scheldt, horses and all life in the port interest him. He shares the life of sailors and dockers by sailing and working with them. He becomes their friend, which leads him to depict their life in all its depth.
Throughout his existence, the people attracted him. This is how when he moved to Brussels, he frequented the working-class and poverty-stricken neighborhoods. In his paintings and etchings, he expresses the work, the joys and the sorrows of this people whom he loves deeply and who love him.
He had his first personal exhibition in Antwerp in 1907. Subsequently, he exhibited many times in Brussels, Antwerp, Liège, Ghent, Tournai, etc., and abroad, where he took part in group exhibitions. organized by the government.
Many official government and municipal organizations have acquired his works.
For service to the arts, he was named a Knight of the Order of Leopold and an Officer of the Order of Leopold II. He also holds several decorations as a resistance fighter.
Kurt Peiser died in Brussels on March 13, 1962.
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