Alfred Degens Art Collections
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Artwork by Alfred Degens
Each image may be purchased as a canvas print, framed print, metal print, and more! Every purchase comes with a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Blobs by Alfred Degens
Camouflage by Alfred Degens
Listen 2 my Radio by Alfred Degens
Roman Holiday II by Alfred Degens
Roman Holiday IV by Alfred Degens
Roman Holiday IX by Alfred Degens
Roman Holiday X by Alfred Degens
Bad Hair Day by Alfred Degens
Paradise Birds by Alfred Degens
Tasty Tiles by Alfred Degens
Famous by Alfred Degens
Oh dear by Alfred Degens
Pop-art by Alfred Degens
Poodle by Alfred Degens
Past Future by Alfred Degens
U R Here by Alfred Degens
Art for arts sake by Alfred Degens
Roman Holiday I by Alfred Degens
Roman Holiday III by Alfred Degens
Roman Holiday V by Alfred Degens
Dogs in the Wild by Alfred Degens
Japanese beauties by Alfred Degens
Welcome to Miami by Alfred Degens
All American Girl by Alfred Degens
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About Alfred Degens
Born in Amsterdam 1959.
Studied at the Royal Art Academie in The Hague.
What draws me into Pop-Art, is the strength of commonly well-known pictures, which get a new meaning when they are enlarged, isolated or combined with the freedom to bring graphic and naturalistic elements together. The canvasses are realistic, layered works, which show human failing with necessary humour. They are meetings between history and present, from religion to science fiction and every other delusions of the day, in an attempt to overcome our mortality. To increase the readability of my work, I make use of pictures which everyone knows to create a logically composed new picture. As a result, this strong association with Pop Art combined with elements of the Classics, and with the more traditional painting methods, are frequently seen in my paintings. The paintings are consciously stuck in their two dimensionality, the flatness of the existence raised to philosophy.