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Wolff Buchholz 'Abstract Composition' 1969
$150.00 USD
Artist: Wolff Buchholz
Title: Abstract Composition (1969)
Medium: Color Etching
Signature: Pencil signed
Dimensions: 30x44 cm
Discover the mesmerizing world of "Abstract Composition" (1969) by the talented artist Wolff Buchholz. This exquisite color etching, measuring 30x44 cm, is a true testament to Buchholz's artistic prowess.
With intricate details and a captivating blend of colors, "Abstract Composition" transports viewers into a realm of visual poetry. Buchholz's masterful technique is evident in every line and hue, showcasing his deep understanding of the medium.
The piece bears the artist's signature in pencil, adding a personal touch that connects the viewer to the creator's intent. "Abstract Composition" invites you to delve into its layers, where shapes and shades harmonize in a dance of artistic expression.
Elevate your collection with this remarkable artwork that encapsulates the essence of abstract beauty. Don't miss the chance to own a piece of Buchholz's legacyâplace your bid now and secure an enduring masterpiece that speaks volumes in its silent eloquence.
Artist information
Wolff Buchholz was born in Hamburg in 1935, son of the painter Ruth Maetzel and the then Hamburg attorney general Ernst Buchholz.
âFrom 1955 to 1957 he studied at the Hochschule für Bildende Künste in Hamburg, notably with Kurt Kranz, Johannes Itten and Theo Garve. 1957 to 1958 he completed a study visit to Paris. His first etchings were done in 1958. In the sixties, he studied and worked temporarily in France and London.
âFrom 1964 onwards he owned a studio in Hamburg-Farmsen. Buchholz used a wide range of artistic techniques, including etching and lithography, hand drawing, egg / oil painting and acrylic painting.
âThe object of the image was mainly the human figure fusing with the vegetative, with an abstract-dynamic formal language.
âWolff Buchholz is part of institutional collections such as the National Gallery of Art, and the Portland Art Museum.
Title: Abstract Composition (1969)
Medium: Color Etching
Signature: Pencil signed
Dimensions: 30x44 cm
Discover the mesmerizing world of "Abstract Composition" (1969) by the talented artist Wolff Buchholz. This exquisite color etching, measuring 30x44 cm, is a true testament to Buchholz's artistic prowess.
With intricate details and a captivating blend of colors, "Abstract Composition" transports viewers into a realm of visual poetry. Buchholz's masterful technique is evident in every line and hue, showcasing his deep understanding of the medium.
The piece bears the artist's signature in pencil, adding a personal touch that connects the viewer to the creator's intent. "Abstract Composition" invites you to delve into its layers, where shapes and shades harmonize in a dance of artistic expression.
Elevate your collection with this remarkable artwork that encapsulates the essence of abstract beauty. Don't miss the chance to own a piece of Buchholz's legacyâplace your bid now and secure an enduring masterpiece that speaks volumes in its silent eloquence.
Artist information
Wolff Buchholz was born in Hamburg in 1935, son of the painter Ruth Maetzel and the then Hamburg attorney general Ernst Buchholz.
âFrom 1955 to 1957 he studied at the Hochschule für Bildende Künste in Hamburg, notably with Kurt Kranz, Johannes Itten and Theo Garve. 1957 to 1958 he completed a study visit to Paris. His first etchings were done in 1958. In the sixties, he studied and worked temporarily in France and London.
âFrom 1964 onwards he owned a studio in Hamburg-Farmsen. Buchholz used a wide range of artistic techniques, including etching and lithography, hand drawing, egg / oil painting and acrylic painting.
âThe object of the image was mainly the human figure fusing with the vegetative, with an abstract-dynamic formal language.
âWolff Buchholz is part of institutional collections such as the National Gallery of Art, and the Portland Art Museum.
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