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oil and mixed media on canvas - Signed and dated 59; signed, dated juin 59 – Bogart Nov’ 58 and titled Extase on the stretcher - Executed in 1958-1959. // Extase by Bram Bogart, created between 1958 and 1959, is a textured mixed-media painting that demonstrates Bogart's pioneering approach to materiality in art. Executed with thick applications of oil paint and other mixed media on canvas, the work's surface is rugged and sculptural, with earthy tones of rust, gray, and ochre dominating the composition. The heavily layered texture and bold brushstrokes give the painting a tactile, almost geological quality, embodying a sense of physicality and depth. Bogart’s technique transforms the canvas into a terrain of expressive abstraction, where color and form collide to evoke intense emotion.
Extase, 1958 - 59
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oil and mixed media on canvas - Signed and dated 59; signed, dated juin 59 – Bogart Nov’ 58 and titled Extase on the stretcher - Executed in 1958-1959. // Extase by Bram Bogart, created between 1958 and 1959, is a textured mixed-media painting that demonstrates Bogart's pioneering approach to materiality in art. Executed with thick applications of oil paint and other mixed media on canvas, the work's surface is rugged and sculptural, with earthy tones of rust, gray, and ochre dominating the composition. The heavily layered texture and bold brushstrokes give the painting a tactile, almost geological quality, embodying a sense of physicality and depth. Bogart’s technique transforms the canvas into a terrain of expressive abstraction, where color and form collide to evoke intense emotion.
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