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Aanwinsten 2014 [Acquisitions 2014]

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Untitled
Jan Cox, Untitled, 1957. Print, lino print on paper, 243 x 183 mm.
Schöne Sentimenten
Jan Vercruysse, Schöne Sentimenten, 1988. Print, silkscreen on paper, 49 x 63 cm.
Marlene (Wallin)
Jan Cox, Marlene (Wallin), 1978. Print, etching on paper, 525 x 390 mm.
Het hoofd van Holofernes,...
Jan Cox, Het hoofd van Holofernes, Boston, 1973. Print, etching on paper, 590 x 786 mm.

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Franz West
Franz West is a key figure in the revival of the once so influential Viennese art scene. In his work, that is at once impressive and light-fo
Victor Alimpiev & Marian ...
Victor Alimpiev (°1973, Moscow, Russia) and Marian Zhunin (°1968, Moscow, Russia). Alimpiev made a name for himself internationally as an art
Dennis Tyfus
The Antwerp artist Dennis Tyfus (b. 1979) produces a varied visual oeuvre that is not always exclusively intended for museums or to be collec
Pedro Barateiro
The work of Pedro Barateiro asks questions about what kind of identity an artist can make for himself when he lives and works in an ocean of

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