Marc Mulders

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Marc Mulders: Dauw/Dew Essays by Hans den Hartog Jager, Willem Jan Otten and Wilma Sütö. In the spring and summer, Dutch artist Marc Mulders paints still lifes of irises, lilies, sunflowers and tulips; in the autumn and winter, he turns to hares, slaughtered deer, butchered cattle
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NAI010 PUBLISHERS
ISBN: 9789056624279
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Marc Mulders: Atelier Essays by Hans den Hartog Jager and Jaap Goedegebuure. Marc Mulders is known for his paintings, but this book focuses entirely on his photographs and photocollages. Once created solely as sketches for paintings, these works have increasingly become semi-autonomous images.
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ARTIMO
ISBN: 9789085460190
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Marc Mulders

Marc Mulders: Dauw/Dew

Essays by Hans den Hartog Jager, Willem Jan Otten and Wilma Sütö.
Published by nai010 publishers

In the spring and summer, Dutch artist Marc Mulders paints still lifes of irises, lilies, sunflowers and tulips; in the autumn and winter, he turns to hares, slaughtered deer, butchered cattle and fish. With layers of paint so thick that his works seem almost three-dimensional, Mulders faithfully follows the seasons and addresses what may well be the great theme in the history of art: the eternal cycle of life and death. Yet, while defining our inescapable mortality on canvas, the artist also manages to portray the innate beauty and sensuality of life, and the grandeur of creation. 80 of Mulders's most recent paintings are presented in Dew, a publication that coincides with the art world's renewed interest in works that partake in the painterly tradition.

Marc Mulders: Atelier

Essays by Hans den Hartog Jager and Jaap Goedegebuure.
Published by Artimo

Marc Mulders is known for his paintings, but this book focuses entirely on his photographs and photocollages. Once created solely as sketches for paintings, these works have increasingly become semi-autonomous images. Mulders composes objects, often with flowers, on the floor of his studio and photographs them with a cinematographer's discerning eye. The resulting images are eerie yet strangely beautiful--presented here, these photoworks underscore that process is crucial to an artist, and sometimes becomes a work of art in and of itself.