Bram van Velde (1895-1981) - Composition





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Bram van Velde, Composition, lithography, 1978, in a limited edition of 80 with an E.A. designation, 76 x 60 cm framed, abstract architecture, Netherlands, sold with frame by Galerie.
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Bram van Velde
Untitled
1978
Litho
Size with frame: 76 x 60 cm
Image only: 53 x 35
Edition of 80 copies, this is an EA (Épreuve d'Artiste)
- The work is framed without glass!
- The frame has a few small damages!
Bram van Velde started working at the age of twelve for a home-furnishings company to meet his family's needs. He was a natural talent, copying the old masters from an early age and decorating furniture and lampshades for his firm. His employer noticed his great talent and encouraged him to develop further. Bram van Velde studied at the painting and decoration studio Van Schaijk. Lives and works in France
Bram van Velde moved to Germany and settled in the artist colony Worpswede. Here, in addition to several paintings in expressionist style, he produced his first lithograph—a self-portrait. It appeared in a publication by the artist colony in a edition of 500 copies. In 1924 he left for Paris together with his brother Gerard. Paris was Bram van Velde's real schooling.
Bram van Velde
Untitled
1978
Litho
Size with frame: 76 x 60 cm
Image only: 53 x 35
Edition of 80 copies, this is an EA (Épreuve d'Artiste)
- The work is framed without glass!
- The frame has a few small damages!
Bram van Velde started working at the age of twelve for a home-furnishings company to meet his family's needs. He was a natural talent, copying the old masters from an early age and decorating furniture and lampshades for his firm. His employer noticed his great talent and encouraged him to develop further. Bram van Velde studied at the painting and decoration studio Van Schaijk. Lives and works in France
Bram van Velde moved to Germany and settled in the artist colony Worpswede. Here, in addition to several paintings in expressionist style, he produced his first lithograph—a self-portrait. It appeared in a publication by the artist colony in a edition of 500 copies. In 1924 he left for Paris together with his brother Gerard. Paris was Bram van Velde's real schooling.

