Rouzbeh Tahmassian - Lettres philosophiques - No reserve price





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Has over ten years of experience in art, specialising in post-war photography and contemporary art.
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Unique chance, no reserve. Award-winning artist.
Mixed media artwork, straight from the artist's studio. Ready to hang!
Mixed and artisanal technique (based on own photographic work) on wood. This limited edition photo (of the original artwork from 2022) is lightly accentuated with water/acrylic paint. The photo associated with this artwork has been printed and used 50 times. Each edition may show slight variations due to the unique accentuation with paint, making each one original as a piece of art. The edition number and year of production are indicated on the CoA and on the back of the artwork. The original from 2022 and the basis of this work included leaves from one of the earlier editions of the book and collection of essays called 'Lettres Philosophiques' by Voltaire.
Used materials, including: wood, photo, acrylic paint, watercolor, and glossy varnish.
If two or more works are purchased in the same auction, you only pay shipping costs once.
Rouzbeh Tahmassian, an established visual artist from Rotterdam. His work has been sold and exhibited worldwide for over 15 years. The unique combination of techniques and materials, along with expressive images, makes his work highly popular.
With a strong presence and success on leading online platforms and galleries, the demand for his work has grown enormously in recent years. His work is mysterious and stimulates the viewer's imagination. His art is constantly evolving and is not limited to figurative work; it also includes abstract art, portraits, and sculptures.
As the artist himself describes: “I use many different materials such as wood, paint, (bees)wax, sanguis, gold and silver, cotton, and various types of resin. The frames are set beforehand, but the creative process only begins after the first stroke is made. In this, I let myself be guided by my feeling. There are then no limits to what I can do. I am always looking for a new effect, a new image, seeking the unknown. I feel that there is always more to discover.”
Seller's Story
Unique chance, no reserve. Award-winning artist.
Mixed media artwork, straight from the artist's studio. Ready to hang!
Mixed and artisanal technique (based on own photographic work) on wood. This limited edition photo (of the original artwork from 2022) is lightly accentuated with water/acrylic paint. The photo associated with this artwork has been printed and used 50 times. Each edition may show slight variations due to the unique accentuation with paint, making each one original as a piece of art. The edition number and year of production are indicated on the CoA and on the back of the artwork. The original from 2022 and the basis of this work included leaves from one of the earlier editions of the book and collection of essays called 'Lettres Philosophiques' by Voltaire.
Used materials, including: wood, photo, acrylic paint, watercolor, and glossy varnish.
If two or more works are purchased in the same auction, you only pay shipping costs once.
Rouzbeh Tahmassian, an established visual artist from Rotterdam. His work has been sold and exhibited worldwide for over 15 years. The unique combination of techniques and materials, along with expressive images, makes his work highly popular.
With a strong presence and success on leading online platforms and galleries, the demand for his work has grown enormously in recent years. His work is mysterious and stimulates the viewer's imagination. His art is constantly evolving and is not limited to figurative work; it also includes abstract art, portraits, and sculptures.
As the artist himself describes: “I use many different materials such as wood, paint, (bees)wax, sanguis, gold and silver, cotton, and various types of resin. The frames are set beforehand, but the creative process only begins after the first stroke is made. In this, I let myself be guided by my feeling. There are then no limits to what I can do. I am always looking for a new effect, a new image, seeking the unknown. I feel that there is always more to discover.”
