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The world famous bull, who stands at the beginning of Wall Street in New York, has a large attraction on bankers and tourists in America. The bull is a symbol of good times in the stock-jobbing in the world. Bad times are symbolized by a bear. On the way to Wall street, Bankers touch the bull, with the confidence that he will bring good time and business. This painting is made on an original American mailbag of 1968. 'Letters' is my new art-project. Paintings, made to send them as a wish. Painted on Mail sacks, often 20-30 years old. Sometimes older. The sacks often have scratches, are dirty and have been used for a long time. The history of the mail sacks are become a part of every painting.
Print:Giclee on Fine Art Paper
Size:12 W x 8 H x 0.1 D in
Size with Frame:17.25 W x 13.25 H x 1.2 D in
Frame:White
Ready to Hang:Yes
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A short overview of the art of Ingo Leth, Emmen, Netherlands This key note has influenced me for my whole life. I was born in 1968 in Duisburg/Germany. As I attended the school for Graphic Design and Color Techniques I realized the impact and possibilities of art. In 1992, after moving to the Netherlands, my career as an professional artist began with first exhibitions. As a Co-founder of a new art style I worked until the year 1999 in an artist group which got attention at home and abroad. In 2000 I advanced my art style. I have tried different styles of painting with different techniques. Now my work has developed to a combination of abstract with figurative. Especially I obtain for my art a lot of my inspiration out of Japanese and Dutch culture. The first steps to Japanese culture began with a hobby. Since 16 years I raise koi-carps. Many books about and a trip to Japan in 2008 inspired me for my paintings. In my paintings I try to express cultural symbols and their story and meaning behind it. For everyone it could be a discovery trip to an unknown art world. The painting style I use is often west-European, thoughts and symbolism can be traced back to the Japanese culture. Sources of inspiration are the Haiku (poem) writer Basho, the Japanese archery Kyudo, Maiko and geisha, Kanji signs und Origami art. But there are links to the Dutch culture, too. Some of my paintings are influenced by the traditional Japanese Arita porcelain and its blue color and the similar Dutch "Delft blue". www.ingoleth.nl
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