A delicate work on paper that captures Willequet's poetic balance between line, structure and contemplative abstraction.
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Description
Signed with a monogram and dated 1964, this ink and pencil drawing dates from the decade in which André Willequet's sculptural language matured into its distinctive austere abstraction.
Willequet (1921–1998) trained under Oscar Jespers at La Cambre in Brussels, and his encounters with Ossip Zadkine, Henri Laurens and Constantin Brancusi in France, followed by a scholarship period in London where he met Henry Moore, shaped a sensibility that balanced material rigour with contemplative emptiness.
Equally accomplished in stone, wood and bronze, Willequet is recognised today as one of the key figures of Belgian lyrical abstraction, with pieces held in museums across the country.
Details
- Material: Ink and pencil on paper
- Dimensions: 235 × 455 mm
Exhibitions: Maurice Verbaet Gallery – Art Brussels, Brussels, Belgium — 25/04/2024–28/04/2024
This artwork forms part of the maurice verbaet collection and can be viewed in our showroom at Volkstraat 58, Antwerp.
Product Specifications 
Designer André Willequet
Material Paper & Cardboard
Length 45,50
Height 23,50
Vendor maurice verbaet collection
Color Black, White, Grey
Production year 1964
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