Jürgen Angeler - Zig Zag - XXL

Abstract painting on canvas by Austrian artist Jürgen Angeler. Painted with highly pigmented acrylic paint. Strong, robust, and warp-resistant gallery-quality canvas (210 g/m²). The painting has overall dimensions of 115 x 150 cm and the required margins on each edge to stretch it onto a 100 x 140 cm stretcher. Suitable depth of the stretcher: 2 – 5 cm. Informal painting, Abstract Expressionism Unique, back signed, 2026 Catalogue raisonné: #26-181 An authenticity certificate is included. Packaging and shipping: Rolled for shipment to save shipping costs. Shipping occurs within 1-3 days after payment. Despite the large canvas, no damage can occur. Packaged in a professional, high-quality, sturdy box, see photos. The painting will be shipped unframed. Shipping insurance is included in the price. The tracking number will be disclosed to the buyer. Biography: Jürgen Angeler studied communication and media design, which laid the foundation for his artistic path. He began painting in 2014 and participated in his first exhibitions. The first solo exhibition followed in 2015. Since then, he has continually developed his technique. Several exhibitions and workshops have followed to this day. Special attention is paid by Jürgen Angeler to Informal Art, a form of modern art that emerged in the 1940s/1950s. The blend of spontaneity (impulse setting) and chance (drip painting, squeegee effects) plays a decisive role. At the end of the creative process is a finished painting that expresses the tension built up during the process. Jürgen Angeler looks back on successful exhibitions in Germany, Italy, and Austria. His paintings are in collections in several European countries, the USA, Hong Kong, and Japan. Selected exhibitions: - Participated with two paintings in "cosmo GRAFIE" in Rome, Italy. Curated by Eva Czerkl - Participated in the Elledorado Art Charity at the Schwules Museum, Berlin (patroness: Claudia Roth, Vice President of the Bundestag) - Solo exhibition "Made in Germany" at Kulturei Mainz (Citadel), Germany

Estimación:€800

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