A refined ink and pencil drawing showcasing Willequet's lyrical approach to abstraction through line, movement and form.
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Description
An elongated horizontal composition in ink and pencil, this drawing reveals the more intimate, immediate side of André Willequet's practice, in which line and gesture stand in for the volumes he otherwise carved in stone, wood and bronze.
Willequet (1921–1998) began producing works on paper — reliefs, imprints and monotypes — from 1970 onward, running parallel to his sculptural output. Trained at La Cambre under Oscar Jespers and later exposed to Zadkine, Brancusi and Henry Moore through his travels in France and England, he became one of the leading voices of lyrical abstraction in post-war Belgian sculpture, with works held in numerous museum collections.
Details
- Material: Ink and pencil on paper
- Dimensions: 135 × 546 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 54,60
Height 13,50
Vendor maurice verbaet collection
Color Black, White
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