Albert Niemeyer (1951) - John-Elfride-Barbera-Oliver-Carol-Michel-Julia-Gabriel-Iris






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Albert Niemeyer (born 1951), a Dutch Cobra artist, created the original mixed‑media painting John-Elfride-Barbera-Oliver-Carol-Michel-Julia-Gabriel-Iris in 1992, a signed, framed portrait on canvas measuring 170 x 240 cm.
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Museum-quality work by Albert Niemeyer. The piece measures 170 x 250 cm and is mixed media on canvas.
The title is John-Elfride-Barbera-Oliver-Carol-Michel-Julia-Gabriel-Iris.
From a young age, Albert Niemeyer was actively involved in drawing and painting. When he came into contact with artists such as Dali, Van Gogh, Appel, and especially Chagall and Picasso, his life changed forever. They knew how to give form to all facets of life in their own distinctive way.
In 1959 his parents moved to Eindhoven, where he decided to attend the graphic design school. In Eindhoven he worked for several years at different zoos after completing his education. In addition to caring for the animals, he observed and painted them as realistically as possible. Over the years, he began to work with increasing freedom.
From 1980, Albert Niemeyer devoted himself completely to his art. He primarily creates portraits by making assemblages from mixed media. As he creates his work, he allows himself to be freely influenced, resulting in a fusion of styles visible in his work. These include: futurism, cubism, abstract art, Dadaism, surrealism, avant-garde and pop art.
In his work he brings to life personalities from the worlds of music, science and literature from long-vanished eras. These were personalities who dared to act beyond boundaries, and whose influence is still visible today. The character, clothing and the era in which these personalities lived determine the list and form. As you view his art, the observer rediscovers the different personalities.
Viewing is, of course, possible.
Seller's Story
Museum-quality work by Albert Niemeyer. The piece measures 170 x 250 cm and is mixed media on canvas.
The title is John-Elfride-Barbera-Oliver-Carol-Michel-Julia-Gabriel-Iris.
From a young age, Albert Niemeyer was actively involved in drawing and painting. When he came into contact with artists such as Dali, Van Gogh, Appel, and especially Chagall and Picasso, his life changed forever. They knew how to give form to all facets of life in their own distinctive way.
In 1959 his parents moved to Eindhoven, where he decided to attend the graphic design school. In Eindhoven he worked for several years at different zoos after completing his education. In addition to caring for the animals, he observed and painted them as realistically as possible. Over the years, he began to work with increasing freedom.
From 1980, Albert Niemeyer devoted himself completely to his art. He primarily creates portraits by making assemblages from mixed media. As he creates his work, he allows himself to be freely influenced, resulting in a fusion of styles visible in his work. These include: futurism, cubism, abstract art, Dadaism, surrealism, avant-garde and pop art.
In his work he brings to life personalities from the worlds of music, science and literature from long-vanished eras. These were personalities who dared to act beyond boundaries, and whose influence is still visible today. The character, clothing and the era in which these personalities lived determine the list and form. As you view his art, the observer rediscovers the different personalities.
Viewing is, of course, possible.
