Guillaume Le Roy - zonder titel





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Original color woodcut print by Guillaume Le Roy (1995), titled zonder titel, 72 × 56 cm, edition 1/10, hand-signed, abstract, in excellent condition, Netherlands origin, sold by Galerie, technique woodcut.
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Beautiful original color woodcut by Guillaume Le Roy from 1995.
Optionally our framing shop can frame this artwork entirely to your wishes, impression added to the photos.
Guillaume Le Roy (1938-2008) was a Dutch graphic artist. His woodcuts and etchings are characterized by a lyrically abstract style. Le Roy mostly worked in black-and-white tones. In the early 1970s he had a brief colorful period in which he focused on primary colors. For his work he used old boards that often came from salvaged houses. The use of weathered boards allows the wood's texture to come through well on the paper. About his black-and-white prints and the dark tone in his work Le Roy said: "Ultimately I seek the light. But without mystery there is no clarity; without questions there are no solutions. He who seeks daylight cannot do without the awareness of nocturnal darkness." Guillaume Le Roy wanted his work to make the indescribable visible and considered this the artist's most important task.
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Seller's Story
Beautiful original color woodcut by Guillaume Le Roy from 1995.
Optionally our framing shop can frame this artwork entirely to your wishes, impression added to the photos.
Guillaume Le Roy (1938-2008) was a Dutch graphic artist. His woodcuts and etchings are characterized by a lyrically abstract style. Le Roy mostly worked in black-and-white tones. In the early 1970s he had a brief colorful period in which he focused on primary colors. For his work he used old boards that often came from salvaged houses. The use of weathered boards allows the wood's texture to come through well on the paper. About his black-and-white prints and the dark tone in his work Le Roy said: "Ultimately I seek the light. But without mystery there is no clarity; without questions there are no solutions. He who seeks daylight cannot do without the awareness of nocturnal darkness." Guillaume Le Roy wanted his work to make the indescribable visible and considered this the artist's most important task.
View our gallery online at ModernDutchArt. com

