JAN BURSSENS, Oil on Board Composition 1960

This painting, created by Belgian existentialist material artist Jan Burssens in 1960, shows his innovative dripping technique inspired by Jackson Pollock. Burssens beautifully blends bold colors and dynamic drips to create a beautiful composition that radiates movement and vitality, perfectly reflecting his lyrical style.

The artwork is in excellent condition and signed in the lower right corner. Professionally framed in a natural wood shadow box frame and protected with Artglass AR 70. Don't miss the chance to own this piece from a brilliant mid-century Belgian artist.

h x w x d: 93 x 98 x 4 cm / weight: 11.30 kg

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About Jan Burssens

Jan Burssens (1925–2002) was a Flemish painter who moved away from post-war expressionism towards a more abstract and material-driven way of working. His paintings are built up through layering and dripping. He exhibited internationally, including at the Venice Biennale and Documenta, and his work is held in collections such as S.M.A.K. in Ghent and the Guggenheim in New York.

Through his brother-in-law Dan Craet, a Belgian modernist architect who realised several houses in Mariakerke (Ghent) together with René Heyvaert, he was also connected to a broader Belgian artistic and architectural context.

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