Yves Klein Blue Sponge at Luca Reyna blog

Yves Klein Blue Sponge. (yves klein) having used sponge to apply colour, yves klein was captivated by its capacity for absorption and decided to make it as his raw. Yves klein declared this intense blue his ‘trademark’ and had it registered. Yet he made no claim to the individual application of the paint. Combining the immaterial presence of the artist's radiant but featureless monochrome blue canvases with the unique and distinctive material presence of the natural sponge, klein's. The work was created in the founding year of the. Ikb left the surface of the painting matte like velvet and the grainy pigment appears to be a powder on the canvas. Klein’s relief eponge bleu uses sea sponge and pebbles on canvas to create a naturalistic scene. Klein photographed in front of one of his blue sponge sculptures in the late 1950s (express newspapers/getty images) “the. The canvas is signed and dated on the back, reading “yves klein 59” in the artist’s handwriting. Yves klein | blue sponge | the guggenheim museums and foundation. Sold for $16,965,000 via sotheby’s (may 2014).

Sold for $16,965,000 via sotheby’s (may 2014). (yves klein) having used sponge to apply colour, yves klein was captivated by its capacity for absorption and decided to make it as his raw. Klein photographed in front of one of his blue sponge sculptures in the late 1950s (express newspapers/getty images) “the. Klein’s relief eponge bleu uses sea sponge and pebbles on canvas to create a naturalistic scene. Yves klein declared this intense blue his ‘trademark’ and had it registered. The canvas is signed and dated on the back, reading “yves klein 59” in the artist’s handwriting. The work was created in the founding year of the. Yves klein | blue sponge | the guggenheim museums and foundation. Ikb left the surface of the painting matte like velvet and the grainy pigment appears to be a powder on the canvas. Combining the immaterial presence of the artist's radiant but featureless monochrome blue canvases with the unique and distinctive material presence of the natural sponge, klein's.

Yves Klein Blue Sponge (L’éponge bleue), 1959 museum

Yves Klein Blue Sponge Sold for $16,965,000 via sotheby’s (may 2014). Combining the immaterial presence of the artist's radiant but featureless monochrome blue canvases with the unique and distinctive material presence of the natural sponge, klein's. Yves klein | blue sponge | the guggenheim museums and foundation. The work was created in the founding year of the. Klein’s relief eponge bleu uses sea sponge and pebbles on canvas to create a naturalistic scene. The canvas is signed and dated on the back, reading “yves klein 59” in the artist’s handwriting. Yet he made no claim to the individual application of the paint. Yves klein declared this intense blue his ‘trademark’ and had it registered. Klein photographed in front of one of his blue sponge sculptures in the late 1950s (express newspapers/getty images) “the. (yves klein) having used sponge to apply colour, yves klein was captivated by its capacity for absorption and decided to make it as his raw. Ikb left the surface of the painting matte like velvet and the grainy pigment appears to be a powder on the canvas. Sold for $16,965,000 via sotheby’s (may 2014).