Francien Krieg - Defeated - XXL
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Defeated - XXL is an oil painting from 2022 in the Origineel edition, with a hand-signed signature, measuring 70 by 120 cm, originating from the Netherlands and in excellent condition.
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Aluminium stretcher bars and the best quality linen.
This painting, titled Defeated, is part of my series Tribute to Loved Ones and features my son, portraying his personal battles with adolescence. The image shows him knocked down, his body resting on the ground with his boxing gloves still on. The gloves, symbols of the fight, reflect the struggle and exhaustion that come with life's challenges. In this moment, he is truly defeated, capturing the rawness of confronting obstacles that feel too overwhelming to overcome. Defeated is a stark, honest portrayal of the vulnerability of youth, reminding us that even in defeat, there is a profound strength in facing those moments head-on.
Education
1999–2003: Free Academy The Hague — Painting
1993–1998: Royal Academy of The Hague – Direction, Monumental Design
Artist in Residence
2019: Pouch Cove Foundation, Canada, Newfoundland
Memberships:
International Guild of Realism
Portrait Society of America
Poets and artists
Prizes and Nomination
2021: nominated for painting of the year
2021:Honourable mention Blue review art prize
2021: Finalist for the Contemporary Award 2021 @contemporary.paintings
2021: nominated for Figurativas 2021
2021: Nominated for the MOD portrait Spain
2020: Second Prize Painting of the Year NL
2020: Boldbrush Award winner December
2019: nominated by the public "artist of the year"
2019: Preselection of Figurative Works at MEAM
2019: competition.net honourable mention
2018: TRAC exhibition Leeuwarden
2017: nominated for Figurativas MEAM Barcelona
2017: nominated for the Portrait Prize NL
Talens Prize Pulchri 2010: second prize
Talens Prize Pulchri 2006: third prize
Collections
Tezosart foundation, ING Collection, former Scheringa Collection, Van Lien Collection, Tullman Collection Chicago, tiny museum Reflex Modern Galery Amsterdam , collection museum Mohlmann and private collections in- and outside The Netherlands
Fairs
2017: Art Breda, with Galerie Lauswolt
2015: Realism Fair Amsterdam, with Galerie Lauswolt
2012: Realism Fair Amsterdam, with Galerie Mokum
Lineart Art Fair Ghent, with Galerie Pinsart
2009: Scope Basel, with Willem Kerseboom Gallery
2009: Art Amsterdam, with Galerie Mokum
Museum Exhibitions
2022: Unblock Gaudi. Digital Art via Blockchain at the museumangewandtekunst
2021: Iconic Wausau museum USA
2021: Women painting women MEAM Barcelona
2021: MEAM Finalist MOD Portrait Group Exhibition
2021: Painting today MEAM
2020 Wausau museum USA: Painting the figure now
2019: MEAM Painting Today group exhibition
2019: Group exhibition Mohlmann Museum
2018: Wausau Museum of Contemporary Art, Wausau, US, Painting the figure NOW
2018: Museum Møhlmann, Appingedam, The feminine touch
2015: Museum De Koperen Knop, Hardinxveld-Giessendam, Aging men
2014: Museum van Lien, Fijnaart, Surprising visit, with Hester Schroor and Thea Figee
2012: Municipal Museum, The Hague, Public/private
2012: Gemeentemuseum, The Hague, XXS
2011: Museum van Lien, Fijnaart, From K to Z: works from the museum’s collection
2009: Scheringa Museum, Opmeer, permanent exhibition museum’s own collection
Solo and Duo Exhibitions
2017: Gallery Beinart, Brunswick, Australia, met Effie Pryer and Ville Loponen
2011: Galerie Pinsart, Bruges, Above the couch, with Eline Peek
2011: Galerie Mokum, Amsterdam, solo exhibition
2009: Galerie Pinsart, Bruges, solo
2008: Pulchri, The Hague, Beautiful person, solo
2004: Gallery, Entropia Wroclaw, Poland, solo
Group Exhibitions Abroad
2022: Quantum gallery LA NFT works
2022: Superchief gallery NY NFT works
2021: Urban portrait Stone Sparrow NYC gallery
In 2020, an art gallery began cooperating.
2020: Arte Gallery, San Antonio, Texas: Human Condition
2020: James Baird Gallery: Women's Exhibition
2020: Abend Gallery Miniature Show
2020: Gallery Stone Sparrow NYC group expo: Sinner or saint
2020: Contemporary narratives Stone Sparrow NY
2020: Abend gallery Small Works Exhibition
2020: Ardent olders 33 contemporary gallery Chicago
2020: Ambivalence 33 Contemporary Gallery Chicago
2020: Shelter 33 contemporary Chicago
2020: gallery Stone sparrow NYC Manhattan group expo : Unseen
2017: Gallery Abend, Denver, US, Sight unseen
2016: Mas de les Gralles, Barcelona, Spain
2016: Zhou B Art Center, Chicago, VS, Freak out show
2013: Galerie van Campen & Rochtus, Antwerp, Belgium, Desire, curator Natasja Bennink
2013: Townsend Atelier, Chattanoga, US, Women painting women [r]evolution
2013: Zhou B Art Center, Chicago, US, From motion to stillness
2010: Robert Lange Studios, Charleston, US
Group Exhibitions Netherlands
2020: stories of the skin : Francien Krieg and members of DSG
2019: Carmelite Monastery, Drachten, NL Skin hunger
2019: Gallery Bonnard Grenzeloos with Hanneke Naterop, Pedro Quesada and Pam Hawkes
2018 : TRAC exhibition Leeuwarden
2018: Gallery Zofier Mata Hari group exhibition
2018: group exhibition Bonnard: People people
2015: group exhibition: Young and Beautiful at Nasty Alice Gallery
Initiator / Organization Exhibitions
2017: Pulchri, Den Haag, Refigure, group exhibition with Hanneke Naterop, Danielle Luinge, Jantien de Boer, Dorien Plaat, Milan Schmidt, Francien Krieg and Pedro Quesada
2010: Bergkerk Deventer, Broos, group exhibition with Lotta Blokker, Eline Peek, Lita Cabelut, Hester Schroor and Dorien Plaat
Publications
2021: Beautiful bizarre magazine interview: The unvarnished landscape of life
2021: catalogue Women Painting Women exhibit MEAM
2020: Your best painting Galerie Artelibre
2020: Leonardo Guide – Artelibre Gallery
2020: The Guide Artists Magazine, Issue 34
2020: Realism today: Not above my couch
2020: Fine art connoisseur
2019: Adorn me Poets and artists curator Carol Hodes
2019: Artists on Art: Not Above My Couch
2019: Yoga International 2 page article
2019: Go Wild publication curated by Conor Walton Gormly gallery Ireland
2018: artistmagazine article interview
2018: Dutch art newspaper, article by David van der Linden
2017: Millionart Kaleidoscope
2017: Poets and Artists, Fifty great figurative artists, curator Steven Daluz
2017: Poets and Artists, The male muse, curator Didi Menedez
Online curated NFT shows:
2023: Foundation STROKE internally curated by VIC
2023: NFT Europe curated by Danielle King
Podcasts:
2023: Sense by Titus Meeuws
2023: Artsanddesign by John Bezold
2023: Podcast by John Dalton Gently does it
Seller's Story
Francien Krieg (b. 1973) is a distinguished Dutch artist renowned for her compelling explorations of the human form, particularly focusing on themes of aging and vulnerability. A graduate of the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague, she initially engaged in conceptual installations, utilizing materials like meat and rubber to create thought-provoking pieces that delve into human fragility.
Transitioning to painting at The Free Academy in The Hague, Francien developed a distinctive style characterized by unconventional perspectives and a raw portrayal of the human body. Her works challenge societal norms, celebrating the beauty found in imperfection and the passage of time.
Her art has been featured in prestigious exhibitions worldwide, including the Scope Basel art fair, Realisme Amsterdam, and esteemed galleries such as Robert Lange Studios in Charleston and the Zhou B Art Center in Chicago. Notably, she participated in the Women Painting Women [r]evolution exhibition at Townsend Atelier in Tennessee and the Strak Realisme show at Gallery Beinart, alongside artists Effie Pryer and Ville Lopponen.
Francien's accolades include multiple nominations for the Dutch Portrait Award and being shortlisted for the Figurativas at MEAM in Barcelona in 2017, 2019, and 2020. Her work has been extensively featured in publications like Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, Realisme Today, The Guide Artists, Boldbrush, and Poets and Artists. In 2018, she published a comprehensive book detailing her artistic journey and exploration of the human condition.
Her paintings are highly sought after by collectors, with pieces held in significant Dutch collections, including the ING Collection and the former Scheringa Collection. Her collaboration with Gallery Mokum in Amsterdam has further solidified her status in the art market, positioning her among the leading figures in contemporary realism.
Francien Krieg continues to captivate audiences with her unflinching portrayal of humanity, inviting viewers to confront and appreciate the profound beauty inherent in imperfection and aging.
Translated by Google TranslateAluminium stretcher bars and the best quality linen.
This painting, titled Defeated, is part of my series Tribute to Loved Ones and features my son, portraying his personal battles with adolescence. The image shows him knocked down, his body resting on the ground with his boxing gloves still on. The gloves, symbols of the fight, reflect the struggle and exhaustion that come with life's challenges. In this moment, he is truly defeated, capturing the rawness of confronting obstacles that feel too overwhelming to overcome. Defeated is a stark, honest portrayal of the vulnerability of youth, reminding us that even in defeat, there is a profound strength in facing those moments head-on.
Education
1999–2003: Free Academy The Hague — Painting
1993–1998: Royal Academy of The Hague – Direction, Monumental Design
Artist in Residence
2019: Pouch Cove Foundation, Canada, Newfoundland
Memberships:
International Guild of Realism
Portrait Society of America
Poets and artists
Prizes and Nomination
2021: nominated for painting of the year
2021:Honourable mention Blue review art prize
2021: Finalist for the Contemporary Award 2021 @contemporary.paintings
2021: nominated for Figurativas 2021
2021: Nominated for the MOD portrait Spain
2020: Second Prize Painting of the Year NL
2020: Boldbrush Award winner December
2019: nominated by the public "artist of the year"
2019: Preselection of Figurative Works at MEAM
2019: competition.net honourable mention
2018: TRAC exhibition Leeuwarden
2017: nominated for Figurativas MEAM Barcelona
2017: nominated for the Portrait Prize NL
Talens Prize Pulchri 2010: second prize
Talens Prize Pulchri 2006: third prize
Collections
Tezosart foundation, ING Collection, former Scheringa Collection, Van Lien Collection, Tullman Collection Chicago, tiny museum Reflex Modern Galery Amsterdam , collection museum Mohlmann and private collections in- and outside The Netherlands
Fairs
2017: Art Breda, with Galerie Lauswolt
2015: Realism Fair Amsterdam, with Galerie Lauswolt
2012: Realism Fair Amsterdam, with Galerie Mokum
Lineart Art Fair Ghent, with Galerie Pinsart
2009: Scope Basel, with Willem Kerseboom Gallery
2009: Art Amsterdam, with Galerie Mokum
Museum Exhibitions
2022: Unblock Gaudi. Digital Art via Blockchain at the museumangewandtekunst
2021: Iconic Wausau museum USA
2021: Women painting women MEAM Barcelona
2021: MEAM Finalist MOD Portrait Group Exhibition
2021: Painting today MEAM
2020 Wausau museum USA: Painting the figure now
2019: MEAM Painting Today group exhibition
2019: Group exhibition Mohlmann Museum
2018: Wausau Museum of Contemporary Art, Wausau, US, Painting the figure NOW
2018: Museum Møhlmann, Appingedam, The feminine touch
2015: Museum De Koperen Knop, Hardinxveld-Giessendam, Aging men
2014: Museum van Lien, Fijnaart, Surprising visit, with Hester Schroor and Thea Figee
2012: Municipal Museum, The Hague, Public/private
2012: Gemeentemuseum, The Hague, XXS
2011: Museum van Lien, Fijnaart, From K to Z: works from the museum’s collection
2009: Scheringa Museum, Opmeer, permanent exhibition museum’s own collection
Solo and Duo Exhibitions
2017: Gallery Beinart, Brunswick, Australia, met Effie Pryer and Ville Loponen
2011: Galerie Pinsart, Bruges, Above the couch, with Eline Peek
2011: Galerie Mokum, Amsterdam, solo exhibition
2009: Galerie Pinsart, Bruges, solo
2008: Pulchri, The Hague, Beautiful person, solo
2004: Gallery, Entropia Wroclaw, Poland, solo
Group Exhibitions Abroad
2022: Quantum gallery LA NFT works
2022: Superchief gallery NY NFT works
2021: Urban portrait Stone Sparrow NYC gallery
In 2020, an art gallery began cooperating.
2020: Arte Gallery, San Antonio, Texas: Human Condition
2020: James Baird Gallery: Women's Exhibition
2020: Abend Gallery Miniature Show
2020: Gallery Stone Sparrow NYC group expo: Sinner or saint
2020: Contemporary narratives Stone Sparrow NY
2020: Abend gallery Small Works Exhibition
2020: Ardent olders 33 contemporary gallery Chicago
2020: Ambivalence 33 Contemporary Gallery Chicago
2020: Shelter 33 contemporary Chicago
2020: gallery Stone sparrow NYC Manhattan group expo : Unseen
2017: Gallery Abend, Denver, US, Sight unseen
2016: Mas de les Gralles, Barcelona, Spain
2016: Zhou B Art Center, Chicago, VS, Freak out show
2013: Galerie van Campen & Rochtus, Antwerp, Belgium, Desire, curator Natasja Bennink
2013: Townsend Atelier, Chattanoga, US, Women painting women [r]evolution
2013: Zhou B Art Center, Chicago, US, From motion to stillness
2010: Robert Lange Studios, Charleston, US
Group Exhibitions Netherlands
2020: stories of the skin : Francien Krieg and members of DSG
2019: Carmelite Monastery, Drachten, NL Skin hunger
2019: Gallery Bonnard Grenzeloos with Hanneke Naterop, Pedro Quesada and Pam Hawkes
2018 : TRAC exhibition Leeuwarden
2018: Gallery Zofier Mata Hari group exhibition
2018: group exhibition Bonnard: People people
2015: group exhibition: Young and Beautiful at Nasty Alice Gallery
Initiator / Organization Exhibitions
2017: Pulchri, Den Haag, Refigure, group exhibition with Hanneke Naterop, Danielle Luinge, Jantien de Boer, Dorien Plaat, Milan Schmidt, Francien Krieg and Pedro Quesada
2010: Bergkerk Deventer, Broos, group exhibition with Lotta Blokker, Eline Peek, Lita Cabelut, Hester Schroor and Dorien Plaat
Publications
2021: Beautiful bizarre magazine interview: The unvarnished landscape of life
2021: catalogue Women Painting Women exhibit MEAM
2020: Your best painting Galerie Artelibre
2020: Leonardo Guide – Artelibre Gallery
2020: The Guide Artists Magazine, Issue 34
2020: Realism today: Not above my couch
2020: Fine art connoisseur
2019: Adorn me Poets and artists curator Carol Hodes
2019: Artists on Art: Not Above My Couch
2019: Yoga International 2 page article
2019: Go Wild publication curated by Conor Walton Gormly gallery Ireland
2018: artistmagazine article interview
2018: Dutch art newspaper, article by David van der Linden
2017: Millionart Kaleidoscope
2017: Poets and Artists, Fifty great figurative artists, curator Steven Daluz
2017: Poets and Artists, The male muse, curator Didi Menedez
Online curated NFT shows:
2023: Foundation STROKE internally curated by VIC
2023: NFT Europe curated by Danielle King
Podcasts:
2023: Sense by Titus Meeuws
2023: Artsanddesign by John Bezold
2023: Podcast by John Dalton Gently does it
Seller's Story
Francien Krieg (b. 1973) is a distinguished Dutch artist renowned for her compelling explorations of the human form, particularly focusing on themes of aging and vulnerability. A graduate of the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague, she initially engaged in conceptual installations, utilizing materials like meat and rubber to create thought-provoking pieces that delve into human fragility.
Transitioning to painting at The Free Academy in The Hague, Francien developed a distinctive style characterized by unconventional perspectives and a raw portrayal of the human body. Her works challenge societal norms, celebrating the beauty found in imperfection and the passage of time.
Her art has been featured in prestigious exhibitions worldwide, including the Scope Basel art fair, Realisme Amsterdam, and esteemed galleries such as Robert Lange Studios in Charleston and the Zhou B Art Center in Chicago. Notably, she participated in the Women Painting Women [r]evolution exhibition at Townsend Atelier in Tennessee and the Strak Realisme show at Gallery Beinart, alongside artists Effie Pryer and Ville Lopponen.
Francien's accolades include multiple nominations for the Dutch Portrait Award and being shortlisted for the Figurativas at MEAM in Barcelona in 2017, 2019, and 2020. Her work has been extensively featured in publications like Beautiful Bizarre Magazine, Realisme Today, The Guide Artists, Boldbrush, and Poets and Artists. In 2018, she published a comprehensive book detailing her artistic journey and exploration of the human condition.
Her paintings are highly sought after by collectors, with pieces held in significant Dutch collections, including the ING Collection and the former Scheringa Collection. Her collaboration with Gallery Mokum in Amsterdam has further solidified her status in the art market, positioning her among the leading figures in contemporary realism.
Francien Krieg continues to captivate audiences with her unflinching portrayal of humanity, inviting viewers to confront and appreciate the profound beauty inherent in imperfection and aging.
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Artist
Francien Krieg
Sold with frame
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Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Defeated - XXL
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of Origin
Netherlands
Year
2022
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
70 cm
Width
120 cm
Weight
3 kg
Style
Impressionism
Period
2020+
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