Roland La Nier, Painting, 1967, Acrylic on Canvas

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Acrylic on canvas. Abstract composition from 1967 by Roland La Nier.
The painting stands for the beginning of action painting in the 60s under the influence of electronic and other contemporary music - the painter was about the implementation of experiences such as speed, sound, universe with picturesque resources.
"Roland La Nier was born 1921 in Newark / New Jersey, USA. He completed a 4½-year-old studies in New York at the Art Student League, in 1942 he was moved into the US Army, has landed through the UK with the invasion troops in Normandy and finally come to the Rhineland. Here he had initial intensive contacts with Europe, meetings and experiences of the country. After dismissal from the military service in 1945, he returned to New York back to the continuation of the study at the Artist Student League. In New York he received a scholarship for studying at the Académie Julien in Paris, where he lived from 1948 - 1952. After that, a journey to the Rhineland was again, and since then he was sessed in Cologne. "

Painter:
Roland La Nier

Material:
Acrylic on canvas

Weight:
Under 8 kg

Labeling available:
Yes

Condition:
The painting is in original condition

We try to photograph art in general so that it depicts the current state.
Dimensions (detailed dimensions can be found in the last photo):

Depth: 3 cm
Width: 138
Height: 153