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linocut PIET BONGERS Two- colored linocut by PIET BONGERS (born in '24). I remember his work.
It was charming in a good sense, somewhat "modern" (for those days).
Also this linocut (made in '57) was an exception for he was a painter actually.
We like this print. (size 14 x 10,2 cm) 		contents
monotype COR DE NOBEL This monotype by COR DE NOBEL is from his very
early years ('51). He was 21 at that time and still studying
at the academy in ROTTERDAM. He used all the materials
he could get, "off the street"
so to say (by lack of money). The paper
used for this work is very thin and crinkeled while working on it,
but that makes it lively, is n't it? (size 11,5 x 19,2 cm)(Owner S. van der Ster) 		Write this adress down, you need it. Thank you!
blockprint WIM MOTZ Here is a work that is puzzling: it is standing like a rock
though it is so small and yet it has the
qualities of transparency. WIM MOTZ (born in 1900)
who created it, was 57 years old then. He was a great admirer
of chinese calligraphics.
He was a real "connoisseur". (size14,2 x 21,2 cm) 		phone:+31503127953
print BORIS KLIMT Sometimes there were expositions in gallery .31 of
short durance and with small work. In one or another way
this tiny print by BORIS KLIMT was NEVER SHOWN IN THE GALLERY.
(size 14,7 x 10,5 cm) 		start
linocut FRED ALDENBERG FRED ALDENBERG was an art-teacher at the
"Landbouw Hogeschool" in Wageningen. In his spare
time he painted huge abstract gouaches, expressionistic works
in light colors which were very attractive to look at.
No date and no signature. (size 14,7 x 11 cm) 		next page





Gallery .31 was very small indeed and that was the reason for exhibiting
work of a small size. Nevertheless, sometimes there were bigger
works on display, like the works of ARMANDO and SCHOONHOVEN a.o.