Leonardo Nierman
Full Round Oil Painted 6 Sided Box Sculpture Commissioned piece w/paperwork
Description
Leonardo Nierman – Dinamica Espacial
Oil on Masonite Sculpture Box
Size: 28 x 25 x 25 inches
Signed by the artist
From Henry Hirsch Collection
Certificate of Authenticity included
Characterized by areas of intense movement and rest, the work of painter and sculptor Leonardo Nierman commands attention. The piece Dinamica Espacial was specially commissioned by the artist and avid collector Henry Hirsch. Hirsch was a student at California’s Concordia University where Nierman headed the art department. Becoming close friends, it was Nierman who first encouraged Hirsch to paint. As Hirsch once explained, Nierman sam in him “my intense affinity [and] understanding, basically, of every facet of classical music…. My ability to interpret it in sounds like color rather than images.” As Nierman recounted, in the years he has known him, Hirsch has grown from art enthusiast to artist in the true sense of the word.
Over the course of their friendship, Hirsch has created an extensive collection of Nierman’s work, including the piece on offer. This unusual sculpture is comprised out of six 25” x 25” x 25” oil paintings on masonite box. The piece appears delicately balancing on one of its corners atop a wooden pedestal. Exhibiting a mastery of technique and a committed understanding of form, the artist painted the sides of the box to perfectly mimic the effect of the wrinkled paper. As six paintings in the form of a sculpture, this piece is a rare find for any Nierman collector.
The piece comes in professional, safe packaging. Certificate of Authenticity included.
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Select our Best Offer option to propose a price. The first bidder to meet the bottom line price wins.
About Leonardo Nierman
One of the leading contemporary artists in Mexico, Leonardo Nierman produced a large body of work delving into different media, from painting, over sculpture, to tapestry. His works are characterized with vibrant color and movement, as they inspire contemplations about nature, cosmos and spirituality.
A child of Eastern European immigrants who met in Mexico, Leonardo Nierman was born in Mexico City in 1932. Early on, he demonstrated strong affinities toward the arts, especially music, but also to physics and mathematics in which he attained a Bachelor's degree. Young artist first fantasized about becoming a famous musician, but this turned out to be only a dream. His degrees in color psychology and business administration aided his artistic propensity, but he never pursued any other career than the one in art.
According to the artist, once he relinquished music, he began to feel color and this fascination keep s following him throughout his life. Scientific background the artist has helped him develop theories of color and light, which he would then transfer onto the canvas. Strongest artistic influences we can see in Nierman’s art are definitely Kandinsky, Klee, and Miro, but there are traces of Cubism and Surrealism as well.
Leonardo Nierman’s style can be described as associative abstraction born from the modernist tradition, while his work is dominated by various interpretations of cosmic landscape. His art was always essentially connected to his love of music, especially the works of Bach, Debussy, Mahler and Stravinsky, and we can almost see the dynamics and rhythm of their compositions in Nireman’s brushstrokes.
Leonardo Nierman was awarded many times throughout his career and he is the proud recipient of the prestigious Palm d’Or des Beaux Arts, Monaco he won in 1969. Since the 1950s, he held over 100 exhibitions across Americas, Europe, Asia and Australia. His works can be found in museum collections in 13 countries worldwide, including such institutions as The Art Institute of Chicago, the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, the Museo de Arte Moderno in Mexico City and MoMA in New York, among others.
Leonardo Nierman lives and works in Mexico City, Mexico.
Oil on Masonite Sculpture Box
Size: 28 x 25 x 25 inches
Signed by the artist
From Henry Hirsch Collection
Certificate of Authenticity included
Characterized by areas of intense movement and rest, the work of painter and sculptor Leonardo Nierman commands attention. The piece Dinamica Espacial was specially commissioned by the artist and avid collector Henry Hirsch. Hirsch was a student at California’s Concordia University where Nierman headed the art department. Becoming close friends, it was Nierman who first encouraged Hirsch to paint. As Hirsch once explained, Nierman sam in him “my intense affinity [and] understanding, basically, of every facet of classical music…. My ability to interpret it in sounds like color rather than images.” As Nierman recounted, in the years he has known him, Hirsch has grown from art enthusiast to artist in the true sense of the word.
Over the course of their friendship, Hirsch has created an extensive collection of Nierman’s work, including the piece on offer. This unusual sculpture is comprised out of six 25” x 25” x 25” oil paintings on masonite box. The piece appears delicately balancing on one of its corners atop a wooden pedestal. Exhibiting a mastery of technique and a committed understanding of form, the artist painted the sides of the box to perfectly mimic the effect of the wrinkled paper. As six paintings in the form of a sculpture, this piece is a rare find for any Nierman collector.
The piece comes in professional, safe packaging. Certificate of Authenticity included.
Collect art in a smart way!
Select our Best Offer option to propose a price. The first bidder to meet the bottom line price wins.
About Leonardo Nierman
One of the leading contemporary artists in Mexico, Leonardo Nierman produced a large body of work delving into different media, from painting, over sculpture, to tapestry. His works are characterized with vibrant color and movement, as they inspire contemplations about nature, cosmos and spirituality.
A child of Eastern European immigrants who met in Mexico, Leonardo Nierman was born in Mexico City in 1932. Early on, he demonstrated strong affinities toward the arts, especially music, but also to physics and mathematics in which he attained a Bachelor's degree. Young artist first fantasized about becoming a famous musician, but this turned out to be only a dream. His degrees in color psychology and business administration aided his artistic propensity, but he never pursued any other career than the one in art.
According to the artist, once he relinquished music, he began to feel color and this fascination keep s following him throughout his life. Scientific background the artist has helped him develop theories of color and light, which he would then transfer onto the canvas. Strongest artistic influences we can see in Nierman’s art are definitely Kandinsky, Klee, and Miro, but there are traces of Cubism and Surrealism as well.
Leonardo Nierman’s style can be described as associative abstraction born from the modernist tradition, while his work is dominated by various interpretations of cosmic landscape. His art was always essentially connected to his love of music, especially the works of Bach, Debussy, Mahler and Stravinsky, and we can almost see the dynamics and rhythm of their compositions in Nireman’s brushstrokes.
Leonardo Nierman was awarded many times throughout his career and he is the proud recipient of the prestigious Palm d’Or des Beaux Arts, Monaco he won in 1969. Since the 1950s, he held over 100 exhibitions across Americas, Europe, Asia and Australia. His works can be found in museum collections in 13 countries worldwide, including such institutions as The Art Institute of Chicago, the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston, the Museo de Arte Moderno in Mexico City and MoMA in New York, among others.
Leonardo Nierman lives and works in Mexico City, Mexico.