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About The Artist
Henri Plaat (1936-2023, Netherlands) was a versatile artist who mastered painting and filmmaking. He studied at Kunstnijverheidschool, where he learned drawing and various graphic techniques. Before working as a topographic designer, he attended the Rietveld Academy in the mid-1950s. In the early 19...
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Artist: Henri Plaat
Price:
$500.00
Medium: Painting
Ship From Rockville, MD
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Creation Date: 1979
Materials: Watercolor and ink on watercolor paper
Dimensions: 31" x 47" x 1"
Condition: Condition: Very Good. Light age toning and scattered rubbings; mild wear and browning along edges; dog-ear folds to the bottom left and right corners; slight creases to the upper left, mid and right quadrants and along the lower margin.
Finish: Unframed
About the Item: Henri Plaat (1936 - 2023). "My Tonsils are as Big as Rocks." Watercolor and ink on watercolor paper; signed and dated in pencil 'Henry Plaat 1979.' Measurements: 31"h x 47 1/2"w.
About The Artist
Henri Plaat (1936-2023, Netherlands) was a versatile artist who mastered painting and filmmaking. He studied at Kunstnijverheidschool, where he learned drawing and various graphic techniques. Before working as a topographic designer, he attended the Rietveld Academy in the mid-1950s. In the early 1960s, Plaat concentrated on painting using watercolor and gouache, in which he depicted the landscape of the Greek island in an artistically abstract way. In 1966 he started to make short fiction films and traveloques. Plaat was inspired by his travels and aimed to capture the unique atmosphere of exotic locations through his art. His landscapes evoke a sense of mystery and unexplored places.
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