Screenprint on BFK Rives 250g. Perfectly framed
La Côte d'Azur by Roger Raveel, created in 2012, is a vibrant screen print that reflects the artist's unique blend of abstract and figurative elements. The composition is divided into contrasting sections: a textured blue and black area suggesting the sea, bordered by green and yellow tones that may hint at coastal vegetation. On the right, a striped brown section with a red square introduces a geometric, architectural form. A bold black and red line divides the natural and constructed elements, capturing the essence of the Côte d'Azur’s landscape. Printed on BFK Rives 250g paper and beautifully framed, this limited edition of 100 pieces highlights Raveel's characteristic style, where familiar landscapes are infused with abstract qualities.
Artwork Copyright © Roger RaveelRoger Raveel (Belgium, 1921–2013) was a painter whose work evolved from abstract to figurative, often depicting everyday objects. A central theme in his art was the opposition of fiction and reality. Notably, he created a large wall painting in the Brussels metro station Mérode in 1976.
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Screenprint on BFK Rives 250g. Perfectly framed
La Côte d'Azur by Roger Raveel, created in 2012, is a vibrant screen print that reflects the artist's unique blend of abstract and figurative elements. The composition is divided into contrasting sections: a textured blue and black area suggesting the sea, bordered by green and yellow tones that may hint at coastal vegetation. On the right, a striped brown section with a red square introduces a geometric, architectural form. A bold black and red line divides the natural and constructed elements, capturing the essence of the Côte d'Azur’s landscape. Printed on BFK Rives 250g paper and beautifully framed, this limited edition of 100 pieces highlights Raveel's characteristic style, where familiar landscapes are infused with abstract qualities.
Artwork Copyright © Roger RaveelRoger Raveel (Belgium, 1921–2013) was a painter whose work evolved from abstract to figurative, often depicting everyday objects. A central theme in his art was the opposition of fiction and reality. Notably, he created a large wall painting in the Brussels metro station Mérode in 1976.
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Roger Raveel
La Côte d'azur / ingelijst, 2012
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