Ad van Hassel (1953) - Luxury Art Candy Toffee - Warhol Fruity Pop Art

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Holds a master’s in art history with over 10 years in auctions and galleries.

Estimate  € 200 - € 250
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Ad van Hassel (born 1953) created 'Luxury Art Candy Toffee - Warhol Fruity Pop Art', a 2023 mixed media laser-cut and oven-folded perspex artwork, hand-engraved on the bottom with a signed plate on the base, approximately 33 x 10 x 10 cm and weighing 1 kg, originating from the Netherlands, in excellent condition and presented in a black luxury box.

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Luxury Art Candy Toffee - Warhol Fruity Pop Art



This artwork is laser cut and oven-folded perspex on a luxurious base.

Signed engraved on the bottom of the artwork.

Plate signed on the bottom of the base.


Total Dimensions, approximately 33x10x10cm

Comes in black luxury box

About Ad van Hassel

Ad van Hassel was born on April 26, 1953 in Roosendaal (The Netherlands). Ad began painting in 1980 after years of completing various creative disciplines. In 1983 he founded two exclusive galleries in the Sonesta and Krasnapolsky hotels in Amsterdam.

Ad has been specialized in screen printing since 1990, not only for himself but also for other artists. He was Herman Brood's regular printer for over 12 years. Also other artists like Corneille, Jan Cremer and Rob Scholte worked with him and respected his craftsmanship. After the death of Herman Brood and Corneille, Ad decided to concentrate on a new technique: CNC laser cutting and milling of various materials from which his crazy color Sculptures, Banknotes and Pop Art Candies are made. Ad's art is particularly on high demand and his unique items are sold worldwide by galleries, finding their way to companies and individuals. 

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Luxury Art Candy Toffee - Warhol Fruity Pop Art



This artwork is laser cut and oven-folded perspex on a luxurious base.

Signed engraved on the bottom of the artwork.

Plate signed on the bottom of the base.


Total Dimensions, approximately 33x10x10cm

Comes in black luxury box

About Ad van Hassel

Ad van Hassel was born on April 26, 1953 in Roosendaal (The Netherlands). Ad began painting in 1980 after years of completing various creative disciplines. In 1983 he founded two exclusive galleries in the Sonesta and Krasnapolsky hotels in Amsterdam.

Ad has been specialized in screen printing since 1990, not only for himself but also for other artists. He was Herman Brood's regular printer for over 12 years. Also other artists like Corneille, Jan Cremer and Rob Scholte worked with him and respected his craftsmanship. After the death of Herman Brood and Corneille, Ad decided to concentrate on a new technique: CNC laser cutting and milling of various materials from which his crazy color Sculptures, Banknotes and Pop Art Candies are made. Ad's art is particularly on high demand and his unique items are sold worldwide by galleries, finding their way to companies and individuals. 

Also check our the other items in the auction.

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Details

Era
After 2000
Country of origin
Netherlands
Material
mixed media
Artist
Ad van Hassel (1953)
Title of artwork
Luxury Art Candy Toffee - Warhol Fruity Pop Art
Signature
Hand signed
Year
2023
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
33 cm
Width
10 cm
Depth
10 cm
Weight
1 kg
The NetherlandsVerified
6094
Objects sold
98.95%
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