Philip von Schantz
Still Life Etching
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Strong perspective lines ripple across this etching by Swedish artist Philip von Schantz (1928–1998), transforming a simple damejeanne into a study of form, structure, and graphic tension. Known for his meticulous still lifes of berries and vegetables, von Schantz here emphasizes rhythm and composition over naturalistic detail.
Professor of Graphic Arts at the Royal Academy of Art in Stockholm (1963–1973) and later Director of the Museum of Modern Art (1973–1977), his work is represented in the Swedish National Gallery and the Museum of Modern Art.
Signed and numbered 298/300 by the artist. In good vintage condition.
Frame H W Etching: H16,9 W20,6 cm
Philip von Schantz
Still Life Etching
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Strong perspective lines ripple across this etching by Swedish artist Philip von Schantz (1928–1998), transforming a simple damejeanne into a study of form, structure, and graphic tension. Known for his meticulous still lifes of berries and vegetables, von Schantz here emphasizes rhythm and composition over naturalistic detail.
Professor of Graphic Arts at the Royal Academy of Art in Stockholm (1963–1973) and later Director of the Museum of Modern Art (1973–1977), his work is represented in the Swedish National Gallery and the Museum of Modern Art.
Signed and numbered 298/300 by the artist. In good vintage condition.
Frame H W Etching: H16,9 W20,6 cm
Strong perspective lines ripple across this etching by Swedish artist Philip von Schantz (1928–1998), transforming a simple damejeanne into a study of form, structure, and graphic tension. Known for his meticulous still lifes of berries and vegetables, von Schantz here emphasizes rhythm and composition over naturalistic detail. Professor of Graphic Arts at the Royal Academy…
Philip von Schantz
Still Life Etching
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Strong perspective lines ripple across this etching by Swedish artist Philip von Schantz (1928–1998), transforming a simple damejeanne into a study of form, structure, and graphic tension. Known for his meticulous still lifes of berries and vegetables, von Schantz here emphasizes rhythm and composition over naturalistic detail.
Professor of Graphic Arts at the Royal Academy of Art in Stockholm (1963–1973) and later Director of the Museum of Modern Art (1973–1977), his work is represented in the Swedish National Gallery and the Museum of Modern Art.
Signed and numbered 298/300 by the artist. In good vintage condition.
Frame H W Etching: H16,9 W20,6 cm
Strong perspective lines ripple across this etching by Swedish artist Philip von Schantz (1928–1998), transforming a simple damejeanne into a study of form, structure, and graphic tension. Known for his meticulous still lifes of berries and vegetables, von Schantz here emphasizes rhythm and composition over naturalistic detail. Professor of Graphic Arts at the Royal Academy…
Strong perspective lines ripple across this etching by Swedish artist Philip von Schantz (1928–1998), transforming a simple damejeanne into a study of form, structure, and graphic tension. Known for his meticulous still lifes of berries and vegetables, von Schantz here emphasizes rhythm and composition over naturalistic detail.
Professor of Graphic Arts at the Royal Academy of Art in Stockholm (1963–1973) and later Director of the Museum of Modern Art (1973–1977), his work is represented in the Swedish National Gallery and the Museum of Modern Art.
Signed and numbered 298/300 by the artist. In good vintage condition.
Frame H W Etching: H16,9 W20,6 cm