Alberto Giacometti
L’Homme qui marche
L’Homme qui marche
1961
bronze
Kröller
Müller Museum, Otterlo NL
Hercules Seghers
Bemoste boom
ca.
1615 - 1630
16,8
cm × 9,8 cm
aquatint,
printed in green ink on pink prepared paper, hand colored in blue
Rijksmuseum,
Amsterdam NL
Many steps have been taken
days following each other
years passed
remembering remained until today.
remembering remained until today.
Names, again and again,
names that formed and
stimulated to think
Gerd Arntz, Käthe Kollwitz,
Gerd Arntz, Käthe Kollwitz,
the social meaning
of graphic art.
The landscape of Hercules Seghers
The landscape of Hercules Seghers
stripped and brought back
expressiveness of line and
emptiness.
Words of Federico Garcia
Lorca,
Sɵren Kierkegaard
connected –
by me - with Alberto Giacometti.
by me - with Alberto Giacometti.
His walking man, simple
longer, thinner,
longer, thinner,
inward-looking,
who learned about space,
who learned about space,
putting steps,
fearless
step by step.
Cees Andriessen, 2018
fearless
step by step.
Cees Andriessen, 2018
Cees Andriessen (NL)
houtsnede
2013
66
x 99 cm
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