Jan Cremer (Enschede 1940 - Amsterdam 2024)
Cremer is an influential Dutch artist whose versatile and rebellious creations have left their mark on both the literary and visual art worlds. His rich career spans decades and includes an impressive range of works that have had a lasting impact.
Cremer is best known for his novel "Ik, Jan Cremer", which caused a sensation in the 1960s. His writing style, characterized by direct language and provocative content, made him a symbol of the counterculture of that time. His book broke taboos and opened doors for a new generation of writers.
In addition to his literary achievements, Cremer is also a gifted visual artist. His paintings and sculptures reflect the same bold and expressive approach that characterizes his writing. His artworks often feature powerful colors, vibrant brushstrokes, and emotional depth, and they frequently incorporate political and social themes.
The versatility of Jan Cremer's talent extends to photography and film. His unique perspective and creative vision can be seen in various projects that illustrate his unrestrained creativity.
With exhibitions at home and abroad and a lasting influence on the art scene, Jan Cremer remains a source of inspiration for both artists and enthusiasts. His ability to challenge conventions and forge his own path, both in words and images, has given him a special place in the art history of the Netherlands and beyond.
Type of work: Lithographs & prints
Signature: Hand-signed
Year: 1988
Style: Expressionism
Edition: 210/250
Framed: No
Dimensions: 115 x 80 cm (h x w)
Condition: In excellent condition
Very impressive Lithographs & prints by Jan Cremer 'Altai', a mountain range in Mongolia from 1988.
Specifications
ConditionExcellentColorsBeige, Blue, RedMaterialPaperNumber of items1OrientationPortraitArt sizeLargeHeight115 cmWidth80 cm