Lucebert (1924-1994) - Zonder titel

Very rare work with small edition of 40 (6/40). The work was professionally framed and is in perfect condition.
Size of work: 54x76 cm. Size of frame: 66x88 cm.

LUCEBERT (Amsterdam 1924 - Alkmaar 1994) was a painter, graphic artist, ceramist and poet.

Lucebert (1924-1994) was a prominent Dutch artist who had an indelible influence on both poetry and visual art. His unique and versatile talents have given him a lasting place in the cultural history of the Netherlands and beyond.

Born Lubertus Jacobus Swaanswijk, Lucebert chose to develop his poetry and artistry under the name ‘Lucebert’. He was one of the leading figures of the Dutch experimental poetry movement and is often considered a pioneer of the Vijftigers movement. His poems were steeped in lyrical and surrealist elements, playing with language and meaning in innovative ways.

Besides his poetic achievements, Lucebert also excelled as a visual artist. His paintings, drawings and graphic works reflected a similar expressive style as his poetry. His artworks were characterised by powerful lines, vivid colours and an abstract, symbolic approach to subjects.

Lucebert's influence extended beyond the art world. His commitment to social and political issues was reflected in his work and public appearances.
His drive to combine his artistic vision with social commitment made him a respected and controversial figure.

With retrospective exhibitions in renowned museums and a lasting legacy in literary and visual art, Lucebert remains an inspiration to artists and thinkers around the world. His ability to unite language and visual art in a powerful expression makes him an unforgettable and influential personality in art history.