Willem den Broeder

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Willem den Broeder
Willem den Broeder

The Dutch surrealist artist Willem den Broeder (born 12 August 1951, Schiedam) is a autodidact and exhibit national and international since 1997. However he discover surrealism very early (he was 1 year old), he works as a surrealist since 1995.

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[edit] Technics

Technics used by Willem den Broeder are, paintings (acryl, oil, aquarel), drawings (charcoal, conté, pencil), Etching, carve wood, objects, digital technic and 'semi ready-mades', short surrealist movies and several works are accompany with poems.

[edit] Style and influence

His works belong to Dadaism and Surrealism of the modern art. He have also much interest in art history. The artist he admire are the old surrealists and dadaïsts as there was Marcel Duchamp, Max Ernst, Salvador Dalí, writer Guillaume Apollinaire and André Breton founder and spiritual father of surrealism.

[edit] Exhibitions

[edit] Collaborations

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Pencil Drawing 30x24cm 2005 Exquisite Corpse
SCollaboration Bernard Dumaine F and Willem den Broeder NL

Willem den Broeder works with surrealists from all countries, as there are Rik Lina (Holland), Zazie (Austria), Bernard Dumaine (France), Richard Dotson, Graig Blair and Pablo Weisz Carington, son of Leonora Carrington (all USA), Pinina Podésta Italy and many others.

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NAME Broeder, Willem den
ALTERNATIVE NAMES WdB, Wim den Broeder, Willem, W den Broeder,
SHORT DESCRIPTION 20th century Dutch surrealist artist
DATE OF BIRTH August 12, 1951
PLACE OF BIRTH Schiedam, The Netherlands
DATE OF DEATH
PLACE OF DEATH
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