Depiction of a stylized plant in a round vase, executed in muted earth tones and contrasting surfaces. A decorative and harmonious work where the graphic rendering of the leaves creates a lively interplay of light and shadow.
Artist: Emil Gregersen (1921–1993)
Material: Color lithograph
Image size: 48 x 30 cm
Frame: 59 x 44 cm
Signature: Signed “E. G.” and dated 1986 lower left
Period: 1986
Condition: Very good condition
Bio:
Emil Gregersen (1921–1993) was a Danish painter and member of the resistance during WWII. Trained as a house painter, he studied with Immanuel Ibsen (1943–44) and debuted at the Artists’ Autumn Exhibition in 1946. Early works reflected wartime impressions, later focusing on interiors, cityscapes, and numerous public decorations. He was a member of Grønningen (1964–70) and Den Frie Udstilling, receiving the Eckersberg Medal in 1980. His works are represented in the collections of the National Gallery of Denmark, Vendsyssel Art Museum, and ARoS.
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