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Born 1933. Known for: Painting and sculpture.
Lars Englund was born in 1933 in Sweeden. Englund went his own way early on and was inspired by modern industrial materials, such as plastic, rubber, concrete and carbon fiber. His ever-changing... Read full biography
Lars Englund was born in 1933 in Sweeden. Englund went his own way early on and was inspired by modern industrial materials, such as plastic, rubber, concrete and carbon fiber. His ever-changing sculptures have become known around the world through exhibitions in Venice, Paris, Warsaw and New York.... Read full biography
Lars Englund was born in 1933 in Sweeden. Englund went his own way early on and was inspired by modern industrial materials, such as plastic, rubber, concrete and carbon fiber. His ever-changing sculptures have become known around the world through exhibitions in Venice, Paris, Warsaw and New York. The geometric paintings Englund made during the 1950s are less common on the market and show a unique interplay between the open and closed form and offer surprising moments between symmetry and... Read full biography
Lars Englund was born in 1933 in Sweeden. Englund went his own way early on and was inspired by modern industrial materials, such as plastic, rubber, concrete and carbon fiber. His ever-changing sculptures have become known around the world through exhibitions in Venice, Paris, Warsaw and New York. The geometric paintings Englund made during the 1950s are less common on the market and show a unique interplay between the open and closed form and offer surprising moments between symmetry and inconsistency.
Lars Englund was born in 1933 in Sweeden. Englund went his own way early on and was inspired by modern industrial materials, such as plastic, rubber, concrete and carbon fiber. His ever-changing sculptures have become known around the world through exhibitions in Venice, Paris, Warsaw and New York. The geometric paintings Englund made during the 1950s are less common on the market and show a unique interplay between the open and closed form and offer surprising moments between symmetry and inconsistency.