€3.900,00
Sculpture as an urn with a nontraditional design. Presented in a beautiful bowl-shaped shell, the cache remineds a Celtic magical cauldron in material form. An ephemeral ship navigating the Styx is at the centre of the three-dimensional composition.
Ship in Shell
Sculpture as an urn with a nontraditional design. Presented in a beautiful bowl-shaped shell, the cache remineds a Celtic magical cauldron in material form. An ephemeral ship navigating the Styx is at the centre of the three-dimensional composition.
| Dimensions | 36 × 36 × 18 cm |
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| Dimensions (inch) | 14,2 inch x 14,2 inch x 7,1 inch |
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Annemarie Petri (The Hague, 1965) is a versatile artist.
She makes paintings, sculptures and etchings/engravings.
Her great technical capacity is always at the service of evoking a very own, fairytale-like and melancholic world. Her range in this is large, from bizarre to humorous, from alienating to recognizable.
The great concentration and love with which she carries out her meticulous performances is striking.
Annemarie was educated at the Free Academy in The Hague (1984-1989) and has since built up an excellent reputation, first as a graphic artist, later as a painter and sculptor.
She has been a teacher of drawing, painting and etching for more than 20 years. Her work is shown at home and abroad in various museums, galleries and at fairs.
Petri’s Etchings distinguish themselves with surprising compositions based on 17th century engravings in the atmosphere of Piranesi, natural science, literature and in the first place the romantic longing for a world that is not there but that you can only dream of.
