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Roger Raveel
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Zien, Denken, Schilderen
In 2021, the Roger Raveel Museum will celebrate the 100th birthday of the artist who left an unmistakable mark on the development of post-war painting in Belgium. With Seeing, Thinking, Painting, the museum brings a selection of paintings and drawings by Raveel from the period 1948-1968 into dialogue with the work of a number of painters who were incontournable for the development of this oeuvre. On the basis of various oral and written sources, the Raveel Museum has been able to bring together a selection of works in challenging circumstances that does not want to be exhaustive but above all an experiment, the start of the broader research that the museum wants to conduct and share in the future. It is an invitation to immerse oneself in the pictorial universe that Raveel formed as a painter. Seeing, thinking, painting offers a complementary answer and addition to Roger Raveel?s retrospective at the Palais des Beaux-Arts in Brussels: here in Machelen-aan-de-Leie one meets the painter in his habitat and above all in excellent art-historical company.00Exhibition: Het Roger Raveelmuseum, Machelen-aan-de-Leie, Belgium (28.03. - 18.07.2021).
Roger Raveel: Retrospection
An extensive retrospective dedicated to Roger Raveel (1921-2013), one of the most important Belgian painters of the second half of the 20th century Commemorating the centenary of the artist's birth in 2021, the Centre for Fine Arts - BOZAR will present an extensive retrospective dedicated to Roger Raveel (1921-2013), considered one of the most important Belgian painters of the second half of the twentieth century. While belonging to the generation of artists that emerged following the Second World War, flanked by Magritte and Panamarenko, Raveel radically defended his own independence from the values commonly associated with this generation, notably the supposed superiority of internationality over all forms of local anchorage. In today's context of globalized art and its associated stereotypes, Raveel's choice to draw inspiration from his immediate, intimate surroundings--while always being very well informed about trends in the international art scene--now seems revolutionary, even prophetic. Showcasing some 120 artworks from public and private collections, this catalogue seeks to demonstrate the singularity of Raveel's pictorial language as it took form over time.
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