Georges Collignon - Composition
- Description
- Georges Collignon (1923-2002)
| Type of artwork | Painting |
| Period | 1945 to 1999 |
| Technique | Acrylic |
| Support | Paper |
| Framed | Framed |
| Dimensions | 31 x 49 cm (h x w) |
| Incl. frame | 45 x 60 cm (h x w) |
| Signed | Hand signed |
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Very nice work by Georges Collignon from private collection.
Professionally framed in excellent condition.
31x49cm. (45x60cm including frame)
Georges Collignon (1923-2002) is one of the most famous Belgian artists from the second half of the twentieth century. He is best known for his paintings and drawings, which are often characterized by their detailed and expressive style. Although his work varied over the years in different genres, he often showed influences from surrealism and symbolism.
For example, a work of art by Georges Collignon might consist of a surreal scene where human figures and dreamlike landscapes come together.
Imagine a painting depicting a mystical night scene. A twisted tree with branches that resemble human arms is central to the image. In the distance is a dim, misty city, with streetlights that glow like stars. The colors are intense and contrasting: the deep blue sky contrasts with the orange-yellow glow of the city, and the vibrant green leaves of the tree add an extra level of liveliness to the scene. The outlines of the human figures in the background are vague, as if they are on the edge of a dream world.
Collignon's work often emphasizes the elusive and the mysterious, challenging the viewer to think about the boundaries of reality and fantasy. This artwork is an exploration of the human psyche, set in a surreal universe where time and space are fluid and emotions come to life visually.
Museography:
Belgian State
French Community of Belgium – Brussels (Belgium)
Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium – Museum of Modern Art – Brussels (Belgium)
Museum of Walloon Art – Liège (Belgium)
Sart-Tilman Open Air Museum (University of Liège, Belgium)
Art Museum by the Sea, abbreviated Mu.Zee) – Ostend (Belgium)
Foundation for Contemporary Belgian Art – Brussels (Belgium)
National Museum of Modern Art – Paris (France)
Glass Museum Frauenau (Sammlung Wolfgang Kermer)
Carnegie Institute – Pittsburgh (United States)
Museum of Modern Art - Sao Paulo (Brazil)
Museum Louvain-la-Neuve, UCL (Belgium)
Professionally framed in excellent condition.
31x49cm. (45x60cm including frame)
Georges Collignon (1923-2002) is one of the most famous Belgian artists from the second half of the twentieth century. He is best known for his paintings and drawings, which are often characterized by their detailed and expressive style. Although his work varied over the years in different genres, he often showed influences from surrealism and symbolism.
For example, a work of art by Georges Collignon might consist of a surreal scene where human figures and dreamlike landscapes come together.
Imagine a painting depicting a mystical night scene. A twisted tree with branches that resemble human arms is central to the image. In the distance is a dim, misty city, with streetlights that glow like stars. The colors are intense and contrasting: the deep blue sky contrasts with the orange-yellow glow of the city, and the vibrant green leaves of the tree add an extra level of liveliness to the scene. The outlines of the human figures in the background are vague, as if they are on the edge of a dream world.
Collignon's work often emphasizes the elusive and the mysterious, challenging the viewer to think about the boundaries of reality and fantasy. This artwork is an exploration of the human psyche, set in a surreal universe where time and space are fluid and emotions come to life visually.
Museography:
Belgian State
French Community of Belgium – Brussels (Belgium)
Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium – Museum of Modern Art – Brussels (Belgium)
Museum of Walloon Art – Liège (Belgium)
Sart-Tilman Open Air Museum (University of Liège, Belgium)
Art Museum by the Sea, abbreviated Mu.Zee) – Ostend (Belgium)
Foundation for Contemporary Belgian Art – Brussels (Belgium)
National Museum of Modern Art – Paris (France)
Glass Museum Frauenau (Sammlung Wolfgang Kermer)
Carnegie Institute – Pittsburgh (United States)
Museum of Modern Art - Sao Paulo (Brazil)
Museum Louvain-la-Neuve, UCL (Belgium)
| Condition | |
| Condition | Very good |
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