Exposition in Tuin van de Smid
Thirty of Hannemann’s “boxes” will be exhibited till September 11 2017 in the Tuin van de Smid, Park Cronesteyn, Polderpad 8 in Leiden.
Little altar for mademoiselle Martin
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Assemblage. 40x25x10cm/16x10x4inch. Wooden drawer slightly rebuilt with various belongings of mademoiselle Martin for her last voyage. At the bottom a vintage Fernande Desgranges handbag found in the streets of hometown Leiden-Holland. Just found out on internet that they ask € 100,– for it. Bad luck. Everything for the art of Hannemann.
It’s hard to make pictures of the assemblage. So I made a collage of four pictures with different angles. Still it’s hard to see the objects in the back.
Statuette of a hunting animal in a futuristic setting
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Assemblage. 30x30x10cm/12x12x4inch. Statuette of a hunting animal in an old wooden drawer that is slightly rebuilt. With an inlay of various wooden blinds. With a souvenir of Lourdes, part of a map of Ireland in a small wooden frame. In the upper part you will find a tool used in elementary schools to teach the young pupils counting.
No roses grow on a sailor’s grave
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Assemblage. 25x45cm/10x18inch. With authentic pictures from sailors from World War II.
Bobby the bionic dog on a time travel to the year 1938
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Assemblage. 20x20x6cm.
Collage diptych (part 2)
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Collage diptych. Each collage 15x20cm/6x8inch. With parts of Zo Leven de Dieren (1967), Larousse Encyclopedia (1961) and Im Zauber der Farbe (1943).
Collage diptych (part 1)
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Diptych. Handmade collage. Each one 20x30cm/8x12inch. With images of old books like Zo Leven de Dieren (1967).
Rotterdam on acid
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Especially made for the “Sticky Wall” of Stroop, Mathenesserweg in Rotterdam. Size collage 40x55cm on 400 grams paper of 60x80cm. In the handmade collage many images of Rotterdam.
Notre coeur
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In Varna-Bulgaria at the Black Sea I couldn’t find any books. I walked for miles. But there were some antique shops with postcards. I bought this one and had the receptionist of the hotel translating it for me. Yes, it was a love letter. From 1960 and written in Bulgarian. It formed the beginning of Notre Coeur. 20x30cm/8x12inch.
SOLD TO FRANCIS AND RICARDO
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