Twan van de Vorstenbosch (1963) - Bugatti Veyron





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Twan van de Vorstenbosch (1963) created an original acrylic painting titled Bugatti Veyron in a Realism style, measuring 90 cm by 200 cm, signed, in good condition, produced in the Netherlands in the period 2000-2010.
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Fantastic work by Van de Vorstenbosch. 90 x 200 cm. The legendary Bugatti Veyron
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van de Vorstenbosch paints freedom with a grand gesture. As an experienced player of the game of contrasts, he bends the rules of painting to his will. Large areas, small areas, rough and fine strokes and details he places, in contrasting colors, side by side, challenging one another. The canvases balance on the edge of figuration and abstraction and go beyond the illusion of the image. What fascinates him is 'the feeling of animals' and the interaction with humans; the magic and freedom of instinct. The Dutch countryside and memories of his journey through Africa, with its beautiful wilderness, play an important role here. With a palette knife and oil paint he brings the animals to life.
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Fantastic work by Van de Vorstenbosch. 90 x 200 cm. The legendary Bugatti Veyron
Shipping can be arranged after the auction
van de Vorstenbosch paints freedom with a grand gesture. As an experienced player of the game of contrasts, he bends the rules of painting to his will. Large areas, small areas, rough and fine strokes and details he places, in contrasting colors, side by side, challenging one another. The canvases balance on the edge of figuration and abstraction and go beyond the illusion of the image. What fascinates him is 'the feeling of animals' and the interaction with humans; the magic and freedom of instinct. The Dutch countryside and memories of his journey through Africa, with its beautiful wilderness, play an important role here. With a palette knife and oil paint he brings the animals to life.
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