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Connecting Cables
Kröller Müller Museum
Nationaal Park de Hoge Veluwe
#composition #museum # gallery #minimal #minimalism #netherlands #architecture #architect #light #travel #wanderlust #shadow #kroller #muller #needle
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Paintings by Jan Toroop at the Kroller-Muller Museum in the Netherlands.
The Vagabonds, 1892
Fatalism, 1893
The Three Brides, 1893
The Song of our Times, 1893
Organ Sounds, 1891
Sjoerd Buisman at the Kroller-Muller museum. Wonderful works on nature, included:
Closed Eglantine Spiral, 1980
Spirals in Opuntia Gosseliniana, 1981
Birch Palisade, 1983-4
While we went to the museum to see the great collection of Van Gogh’s - discovering Buisman’s work was as much a pleasure.
The museum and the surrounding park is worth a whole day’s visit!
Nico Dijkshorn ( continued )
Nico Dijkshorn ( continued )
In November I presented a little chapter from Nico Dijkshoorn his book KIJKT KUNST” here is another personal view by Dijkshoorn on one of the Kroller Muller Museum highlights. This time Hr looks at “Farmyard with girl ” By Henry van de Velde. INSPIRATION perhaps I like nude on stiletto shoes to work better for me
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The reason i started to read about Cornelius Rogge and his art is because some 12 years ago i encountered two publications by Rogge. The first and most important one was his TENTENPROJEKT (1976) and the second Battlefield (1997) . 21 years apart from each other but both of a rare quality. Here is what the Kroller Muller writes on his tent project:
These six, mysterious, brown tents are no ordinary tents. Some have the shape of a truncated pyramid or cone. Others are reminiscent of a wigwam, a dolmen or a ziggurat; a pyramidal temple building with terraces. But what contributes most to their unusual appearance is that none of the tents has an entrance.
Secret
What lies in the darkness of these tents? What secrets do they hold? Cornelius Rogge offers no concrete solutions or answers to these questions. With the inherently mundane object of the tent, he calls attention to the mysterious, the inexplicable. ‘Every culture always has mysteries that are inaccessible to people. And that mystery has disappeared in modern culture. Perhaps today’s art has the task of bringing back mystery’.
Vanitas symbol
Over the years, the tents deteriorate and perish under the influence of the wind and weather. Rogge is also aware of this aspect of decay and impermanence. ‘Despite its concrete materialization, the subject of “the tent” is an image of decay, a vanitas symbol’, according to the artist.
These outdoor sculptures are among the largest sculptures collected in the Netherlands and because of their size you can not encounter time as much as i would like to see them, but here is a short film on Rogge in which you can see him at work in his studio.
Here are some titles available at http://www.ftn-books.com
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Cornelius Rogge (1932) The reason i started to read about Cornelius Rogge and his art is because some 12 years ago i encountered two publications by Rogge.
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Like van Gogh and his fellow country man Josef Cantré, Constant Permeke was fascinated with farmers and workers. Inspired by these men and woman he made some beautiful impressive paintings in a style which was highly original and recognizable. Brown, blacks and some sand colors painted on a canvas made some of the most impressive art from Belgium from the early 20th century.
Beside a gifted painter, he was also an impressive sculptor. Inspired by the same subjects his sculptures seem to be even more abstract thatn his paintings. Of course the sahpe one can recognize but there is also an abstract quality with these sculptures. In the Netherlands not many Permeke art can be seen, but there is a tremendous painting in the collections of the Gemeentemuseum Den Haag (Kunstmuseum) and the Kroller Muller museum.
The following Permeke titles are available at www.ftn-books.com
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Constant Permeke (1886-1952) Like van Gogh and his fellow country man Josef Cantré, Constant Permeke was fascinated with farmers and workers.
It is in 1985 that David Nash and Sjoerd Buisman are both invited by Rudi Oxenaar to make a contribution to the 50 years anniversary of the Nationaal Park de Hoge Veluwe.
On the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the Hoge Veluwe National Park, the ‘Steyn-park’, designed by Henry van de Velde, is restored, ‘both in terms of the afforestation and foliage and the paving’. Furthermore, the artists David Nash and Sjoerd Buisman are invited to realize two projects each in the grounds of the Hoge Veluwe. These Growing sculptures are subsequently acquired by Oxenaar.
I witnissed at one time one of these growing sculptures by Sjoerd Buisman. He realized a project at the pondds of the Gemeentemuseum , by splanting sticks into the grounds of the water. Over time these sprouted into bushes along the shores of the ponds. Since i could witness the progression and growing of this sculpture it fascinated me more over time. The total length of the project was about 3 month. Ther book on the project is available at www.ftn-books.com
Oxenaar…the year 1985…the artists : David Nash and Sjoerd Buisman It is in 1985 that David Nash and Sjoerd Buisman are both invited by Rudi Oxenaar to make a contribution to the 50 years anniversary of the Nationaal Park de Hoge Veluwe.
2 architects joined forces in the beginning of the 20th century to realize the museum and hunting cabin for the family Kroller-Muller. In 1939 the museum building it self was finally finished , but more important, in the decades preceding the realisation of the museum. Mrs Kroller Muller had collected together with the aid of H.P. Bremmer a marvelous collection of contemporary art. Her choice in art was exquisite. Van Gogh, Signac, Seurat, Rijsselberghe, Redon and Marini ao were would prove to be key elements within the collection of the Kroller Muller. But for those who have visisted the museum and its surroundings there are other elements on the grounds which will be remembered. How about one of the best sculpture gardens in the world and the Jachthuis Sint Hubertus near ( designed by Berlage ) and ofcourse the beautiful and modernistic museum itslef designed by Henry van de Velde. www.ftn-books.com has a nice italian publication available which is dedicated to these designs.
H.P Berlage and Henry van de Velde 2 architects joined forces in the beginning of the 20th century to realize the museum and hunting cabin for the family Kroller-Muller.