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This artwork is framed, and can't be shipped - in case of a purchase, it can be picked up in Belgium (West Flanders) // Composition by Constant Nieuwenhuys is an etching that demonstrates the artist's exploration of abstracted human forms and dynamic line work. This piece features two figures rendered in delicate, almost sketch-like lines, which convey a sense of movement and spontaneity. The figures seem engaged in an ambiguous interaction, with one figure seated and the other standing, possibly engaged in reading or conversation. The minimalistic, abstract style is typical of Nieuwenhuys' approach, emphasizing expression over detail. This etching, part of a limited edition of 190, invites viewers to interpret the figures' relationship and context, reflecting the artist’s interest in capturing human essence through abstraction and suggesting layers of social or emotional narrative.
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This artwork is framed, and can't be shipped - in case of a purchase, it can be picked up in Belgium (West Flanders) // Composition by Constant Nieuwenhuys is an etching that demonstrates the artist's exploration of abstracted human forms and dynamic line work. This piece features two figures rendered in delicate, almost sketch-like lines, which convey a sense of movement and spontaneity. The figures seem engaged in an ambiguous interaction, with one figure seated and the other standing, possibly engaged in reading or conversation. The minimalistic, abstract style is typical of Nieuwenhuys' approach, emphasizing expression over detail. This etching, part of a limited edition of 190, invites viewers to interpret the figures' relationship and context, reflecting the artist’s interest in capturing human essence through abstraction and suggesting layers of social or emotional narrative.
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