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LOUIS-MARIE LONDOT, Mixed Technique Orange Abstract Expressionist Painting 1964
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Matière Rouille, expressionist mixed technique on panel by the painter Louis-Marie Londot, agglomerates and colored impastos of cement type (in the manner of Bram Bogart's 'impasti'), dated 1964.
ML Londot is a key artist of Belgian Pop Art (with Evelyne Axell, Pol Mara, etc.)
Painting in perfect condition and original blackened wooden frame.
Four other works by the artist are visible on ArtaPlaza.
Bibliography:
Similar work reproduced on page 37 of the Louis-Marie Londot catalogue, Maison de la Culture de Namur 2015.
Video available on YouTube:
Biography:
Louis-Marie Londot was born on March 11, 1924 in Namur (Belgium) and died on December 15, 2010 in Bioul (Belgium). A master of polychromic sacred art, he evolved towards abstract art with simple and sometimes even anecdotal subjects, but an art always dominated by colors and the artistic richness of their contrast. He then evolved towards Pop Art and participated in the Pop Art exhibition at the Palais des Beaux Arts in 1965 in Brussels. The Maison de la culture in Namur dedicated an exhibition to him in 1978 and a catalog was published in 2105 during an exhibition dedicated to him at the Maison de la Culture in Namur.
Matière Rouille, expressionist mixed technique on panel by the painter Louis-Marie Londot, agglomerates and colored impastos of cement type (in the manner of Bram Bogart's 'impasti'), dated 1964.
ML Londot is a key artist of Belgian Pop Art (with Evelyne Axell, Pol Mara, etc.)
Painting in perfect condition and original blackened wooden frame.
Four other works by the artist are visible on ArtaPlaza.
Bibliography:
Similar work reproduced on page 37 of the Louis-Marie Londot catalogue, Maison de la Culture de Namur 2015.
Video available on YouTube:
Biography:
Louis-Marie Londot was born on March 11, 1924 in Namur (Belgium) and died on December 15, 2010 in Bioul (Belgium). A master of polychromic sacred art, he evolved towards abstract art with simple and sometimes even anecdotal subjects, but an art always dominated by colors and the artistic richness of their contrast. He then evolved towards Pop Art and participated in the Pop Art exhibition at the Palais des Beaux Arts in 1965 in Brussels. The Maison de la culture in Namur dedicated an exhibition to him in 1978 and a catalog was published in 2105 during an exhibition dedicated to him at the Maison de la Culture in Namur.
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