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Tivoli (1990), The complete portfolio with seven lithographs in colour on silver-coloured cardboard. The colophon signed and numbered, the prints in silver-coloured wrappers and original cardboard box. Each print 65x45 cm, Published in 1990 by Ronny Van De Velde Gallery, Antwerp, and printed by Stein & Mendelson, Zurich. // Tivoli (portfolio of 7) by Jan Fabre, published in 1990, is a portfolio of seven lithographs on silver-colored cardboard, housed in an elegant silver-toned wrapper and original box. Each print presents a detailed, blue-toned image of the Tivoli castle, reflecting its architectural form in a mirrored water surface, invoking a serene yet enigmatic atmosphere. The use of silver and blue creates a cold, ethereal effect, emphasizing the timeless and almost haunting quality of the castle and its surroundings. Fabre’s work often examines themes of beauty and decay, and this portfolio captures an aura of mystique surrounding historical architecture.
Tivoli (portfolio of 7), 1990
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Tivoli (1990), The complete portfolio with seven lithographs in colour on silver-coloured cardboard. The colophon signed and numbered, the prints in silver-coloured wrappers and original cardboard box. Each print 65x45 cm, Published in 1990 by Ronny Van De Velde Gallery, Antwerp, and printed by Stein & Mendelson, Zurich. // Tivoli (portfolio of 7) by Jan Fabre, published in 1990, is a portfolio of seven lithographs on silver-colored cardboard, housed in an elegant silver-toned wrapper and original box. Each print presents a detailed, blue-toned image of the Tivoli castle, reflecting its architectural form in a mirrored water surface, invoking a serene yet enigmatic atmosphere. The use of silver and blue creates a cold, ethereal effect, emphasizing the timeless and almost haunting quality of the castle and its surroundings. Fabre’s work often examines themes of beauty and decay, and this portfolio captures an aura of mystique surrounding historical architecture.
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What is conceptual art?
Sometimes referred to as Conceptualism, this is an art form where the idea(s) or concept(s) behind the work take precedence over material concerns and traditional aesthetics. Many conceptual artworks can be created by anyone simply by following written instructions. The concept or idea is the most essential aspect of the artwork.