Etude du Sedes Sapientiae 7
US$ 4,200
Overview
2012
Serigraphy, Serigraphy printed in 2 colours
Unique Work
Dimensions: 70cm (H) x 52.5cm (W) / 27.6" (H) x 20.7" (W)
Note: Actual colours may vary due to photography & computer settings
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Artist statement
In 2009, Fabienne Verdier embarked on an intense period of research and painting. Long fascinated by the strength of the colour spectrum but also the mystery of intriguing immobility in works by the 15th century Flemish primitives, she created a large body of sketches and paintings, drawing particular inspiration from six important works: Virgin and Child with Canon van der Paele (1436) and Portrait of Margaret van Eyck (1439) by Jan van Eyck; Death of the Virgin (c. 1481) by Hugo van der Goes; the Moreel Triptych by Hans Memling (1484); and the Simon Marmion diptych Mater Dolorosa and Man of Sorrows (c. 1460). In 2012, Fabienne's works were first presented in Singapore.
This piece was exhibited at "The Ink Discipline: A series of rare original prints by Fabienne Verdier", Le French May, Alisan Fine Arts, Hong Kong, 2014
Edition: 29/30
Artist profile
Verdier, Fabienne
Born: 1962
Hometown: Paris, France
Based in: Paris
A well-known French abstract artist, Fabienne Verdier was born in Paris, France in 1962. Rebellious by nature, Verdier graduated from her art school in Toulouse with a first-class degree in 1984, and was subsequently awarded a study grant to learn calligraphy in Chongqing as part of a student exchange program …
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