Peter Brandes
Peter Brandes (born 5 March 1944 in Assens, Denmark) is a Danish painter, sculptor, ceramic artist and photographer.[1][2][3]
Brandes' art is abstract and often in brown colours. He had his breakthrough as artist in the beginning of the 1980s. He has inter alia done artwork on Roskilde Domkirke and mosaic (colored glass) windows in a church at Nordkap and the church Village of Hope, south of Los Angeles.[1] In 1998, he created the enormous Roskilde Jars which stand outside the main Roskilde Railway Station.[4]
Brandes is self-taught and his art circles around themes from Christianity. Also the ancient Greek mythology has inspired his art.[5] Brandes has illustrated a number of books, for example Homer’s Iliad. A great part of Brandes' ceramic works are inspired by ancient Greek art and mythology
Represented
- Statens Museum for Kunst
- ARoS Aarhus Kunstmuseum
- Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek
- Danish Museum of Art & Design
- Vejle Kunstmuseum
- Kunstmuseet Trapholt
- Nordjyllands Kunstmuseum
- Horsens Kunstmuseum
- Randers Kunstmuseum
- Sønderjyllands Kunstmuseum
- Skovgaard museum[6]
- Funen's Art Museum
- Danmarks Keramikmuseum – Grimmerhus
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 Interview: Peter Brandes Af Sonja Sabinsky. Dagbladenes Bureau, 14.08.2008
- ↑ Kunstonline profile
- ↑ Kirkekunst: LYSMETAFYSIK. Når mennesket ikke kan fremstille Gud, må tilfældet tale. Tilfældet er i denne æstetik det, der rydder en lysning i ordenes og billedernes skov, sådan at det hellige kan indfinde sig. Weekendavisen, 19.03.2008, 3 Sektion, KULTUR, Side 3
- ↑ "The Roskilde Jars". Visit Roskilde. Retrieved 11 January 2015.
- ↑ Vejle: Peter Brandes skal udsmykke altervæggen i Nørremarkskirken Vejle Amts Folkeblad, 18.09.2009, Vejle, Side 5
- ↑ Peter Brandes udstiller på Skovgaard Museet Viborg Nyt, 18.06.2008, Side 4
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