Gazelle by Adrianus Remiëns
Gazelle by Adrianus Remiëns
Gazelle by Adrianus Remiëns
Gazelle by Adrianus Remiëns
Gazelle by Adrianus Remiëns
Gazelle by Adrianus Remiëns
Gazelle by Adrianus Remiëns
Gazelle by Adrianus Remiëns
Gazelle by Adrianus Remiëns
Gazelle by Adrianus Remiëns
Gazelle by Adrianus Remiëns
Gazelle by Adrianus Remiëns
Gazelle by Adrianus Remiëns
Gazelle by Adrianus Remiëns

Gazelle 1920 - 1922

Adrianus Remiëns

BronzeMetal
7 ⨯ 10 ⨯ 3 cm
ConditionMint
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  • Sobre arte
    Beautiful stylized small bronze of a gazelle, a work by the Amsterdam sculptor Adrianus Remiëns (1890-1972).
    The gazelle is signed with his monogram "A.R." and has a beautiful warm brown patina.

    Biography:
    Adrianus Remiëns (Amsterdam, 1890-1972) was not only a sculptor, but also a painter and draftsman. He was educated at the Amsterdam Drawing School for Art Crafts, his teacher was the well known Joseph Mendes da Costa.

    In addition to being a painter, he was mainly a sculptor of human and animal figures, mask heads and reliefs in a Symbolist Expressionist style. His sculptures were very stylized with little detail. This is also clearly reflected in the gazelle. He worked for Kunstaardewerkfabriek Regina in Gouda and Winkelman en van der Bijl, who also executed some of his designs in bronze. In addition, he also collaborated with the famous architect Berlage, for example, and designed building sculptures and facade ornaments for Amsterdam School blocks, including on Mercatorplein.

    During his life he lived and worked in Amsterdam, Blaricum and Laren. He was a member of various artists' groups, such as the Dutch Circle of Sculptors, St. Lukas, The Independents and the Association for B.K. Laren-Blaricum.

    His work can also be found in Dutch museums, for example the Centraal Museum in Utrecht has a bronze deer by him in their collection


    Literature:
    - 'De beeldhouwer Adrianus Remiëns', A.M. de Jong, J. Emmering, Amsterdam, 1929.
    - 'Kunstnijverheid in Nederland 1880-1940' Titus M. Eliëns, Marjan Groot, Frans Leidelmeijer. V+K Publishing/Inmerc, Bussum, 1997. P. 80-81, 238
    - ‘Wat is art nouveau & art deco waard', deel I&II, redactie Rob Zeegers Janny Stuurman-Aalbers en Reinold Stuurman, Uitgeverij Scriptum Art , Schiedam, NL en Snoeck-Ducaju & Zoon, Gent, België, 2001. Deel I, p. 177, Deel II, p .242.
    - ‘Wat zijn sculpturen waard', Redactie Janny Stuurman-Aalbers & Reinold Stuurman, Uitgeverij Scriptum Art , Schiedam, NL, 2014. P. 58, 195, 249.
  • Sobre artista

    Adrianus Remiëns (Amsterdam, 1890-1972) não foi apenas escultor, mas também pintor e desenhista. Ele foi educado na Amsterdam Drawing School for Art Crafts, seu professor foi Joseph Mendes da Costa.

    Além de pintor, foi principalmente escultor de figuras humanas e animais, cabeças de máscara e relevos no estilo expressionista simbolista. Suas esculturas eram muito estilizadas com poucos detalhes. Isso também se reflete claramente na gazela. Ele trabalhou para Kunstaardewerkfabriek Regina em Gouda e Winkelman e van der Bijl também executou seus projetos em bronze. Além disso, ele também colaborou com Berlage, por exemplo, e projetou esculturas de edifícios e ornamentos de fachada para os blocos da escola de Amsterdã, inclusive na Mercatorplein.

    Durante a sua vida viveu e trabalhou em Amesterdão e em Blaricum e Laren. Foi membro de vários grupos de artistas, como o Dutch Circle of Sculptors, St. Lukas, The Independents e a Association for B.K. Laren-Blaricum.

    Seu trabalho também pode ser encontrado em museus holandeses, por exemplo, o Museu Centraal em Utrecht tem um cervo de bronze por ele em sua coleção.

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