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Bram Bogart : Large Paintings
9 Sep-3 Oct 2009
Bernard Jacobson Gallery
London W1F 9HY
Overview
Born in 1921 in Delft, the Netherlands, Bram Bogart has pioneered a single-minded breed of abstraction that has placed him at the forefront of the European scene for close to half a century. Executed in his trademark, heavily-thickened paint, the large works on display reveal the limits to which Bogart has continued to push paint’s physicality whilst maintaining the richly harmonious compositional sense which carries his work far beyond mere formalist invention.
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