Roger Nellens "the Cyclops 1977 - The Imaginary Machines" Modernist Painting, Oil On Canvas

Roger Nellens - Oil on canvas "The Cyclops" 1977, part of his series "Imaginary Machines". Inspired by cubism, industrial art, mechanics, futurism, vorticism...
Very high quality of production, painting in perfect condition.
Artist / Designer: Roger Nellens (1937-2021).
Signature: Signed on the back "Nellens - The Cyclops 1977".
Period: 20th century / 1977.
Country of Origin: Belgium.
Dimensions (H x W x D): 60 x 60 x 3 cm.
Weight: 2 Kg.
Condition: Excellent.
Style:Futurism / Modernism.
Material: Oil on canvas.

Pick-up: Free.
Belgium Delivery: €50.
France Delivery: 100€.
Europe Delivery: 150€.
Worldwide Delivery: On request.

Biography:
Roger Nellens is a Belgian painter, born in Liège in 1937 and died in Knokke-Heist in 2021. He was self-taught, close friends of Niki de Saint Phalle and Jean Tinguely. In 1960, he made his debut with painting, was influenced by Constant Permeke but also P. Delvaux from whom he received advice and support. He begins to paint trains and signals. From 1969, his “Imaginary Machines” were created. Extract from the press: “RN belongs, with Picabia, Duchamp, Ernst and Tinguely, among others, to a group of artists who chase away the delusions of machines. What was initially supposed to help us was gradually supplanted by man, and by Roger Nellens. the machines lose their aggressiveness, he illustrates their poetic dimension and has thus constructed a very personal iconography.