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Acrylic on paper, mounted on // Bengt Lindström's Untitled (Green Mask) is a vivid and expressive acrylic painting that showcases his signature style of bold colors and dynamic brushstrokes. Measuring 107 by 77 cm, this work on paper, mounted on wood, features a distorted green face that seems to emerge from an intense background of reds, yellows, and blues. The exaggerated features of the mask lend an almost mythical or monstrous quality, capturing Lindström's fascination with primal and archetypal forms. The swirling, thick application of paint creates a textured, almost sculptural effect, intensifying the sense of movement and emotion. Lindström's work often explores the boundaries of human and animalistic forms, resulting in a powerful, visceral piece that confronts viewers with its raw energy and haunting gaze.
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Artist
Styles
Acrylic on paper, mounted on // Bengt Lindström's Untitled (Green Mask) is a vivid and expressive acrylic painting that showcases his signature style of bold colors and dynamic brushstrokes. Measuring 107 by 77 cm, this work on paper, mounted on wood, features a distorted green face that seems to emerge from an intense background of reds, yellows, and blues. The exaggerated features of the mask lend an almost mythical or monstrous quality, capturing Lindström's fascination with primal and archetypal forms. The swirling, thick application of paint creates a textured, almost sculptural effect, intensifying the sense of movement and emotion. Lindström's work often explores the boundaries of human and animalistic forms, resulting in a powerful, visceral piece that confronts viewers with its raw energy and haunting gaze.
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Bengt Lindstrom
L'œil Du Prophète, 1999
Painting
Oil On Canvas
EUR 9,600
Bengt Lindstrom
Komposition, 1976
Limited Edition Print
Lithograph
USD 750
Bengt Lindstrom
Untitled (Yellow Swirl ), 1960
Painting
Oil On Canvas
EUR 5,970
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L'Attente
Painting
Acrylic On Paper
EUR 9,500
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