Der 1949 in Groot-Ammers (Niederlan

Der 1949 in Groot-Ammers (Niederlande) geborene Evert den Hartog verleiht seinen Skulpturen eine unnachahmliche, humorvolle Leichtigkeit. Auf immer wieder überraschende Weise gelingt es ihm, Schwerelosigkeit und Erdverbundenheit miteinander zu verbinden. Den Hartogs Skulpturen besitzen eine typisch humorvolle Ausstrahlung, der man sich als Betrachter kaum entziehen kann. In den niederländischen und deutschen Galerien präsentiert Evert den Hartog sein umfangreiches Oeuvre einem großen Publikumskreis. Bei ars mundi konnten wir Ihnen bereits exklusiv den jetzt schon vergriffenen "Happy Bull" aus dieser Serie vorstellen.

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The 1949 in Groot-Ammers (Netherlands) née Evert den Hartog gives his sculptures a unique, humorous lightness. Always surprising way he manages to combine lightness with EarthLink. Sculptures have a typically humorous appeal, you hardly can withdraw from the viewer the Hartogs. In the Dutch and German galleries, Evert den Hartog presented his extensive oeuvre a large audience group. At ars mundi we could imagine you already exclusively the now out of print "happy Bull" from this series.

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The 1949 in Groot-Ammers (the Netherlands), born Evert den Hartog gives his sculptures an inimitable, humorous lightness. On repeatedly surprising way he manages to combine gravity and earthiness with each other. Den Hartog's sculptures possess a typically humorous appearance, which one can hardly escape the spectator. In the Dutch and German galleries Evert den Hartog presented his extensive oeuvre of a large audience circle. In ars mundi we could imagine you already exclusively the now out of print "Happy Bull" from this series.

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the 1949 groot - ammer's (netherlands) born to evert the hartog gives his works a unique, humorous ease. always surprising way, it succeeds in weightlessness, and erdverbundenheit together. the hartogs sculptures have a typical humorous personality, the viewer hardly escape.in the dutch and german galleries and evert the hartog extensive oeuvre a major prerequisites. ars mundi, we were able to have exclusive use of the now out of print, "happy bull" from this series.