Picture of Hannemann’s studio in the snow in the outskirts of Leidschendam between The Hague and hometown Leiden. It used to be a psychiatric hospital but the studio was a place for technical facilities.

Box from carpenter’s working place, inlay scrapwood from Zaanstreek and from thirties speaker, meat grinder, head of doll, chess pieces, domino. 40x20x9cm.

Box of wood, scrapwood, dog head in little box, French picture of dog with woman (1928), copper dog, part of a clock etc.

Smaller than usual. 20x10x5cm. Thanks Sophie for the title.

SOLD to René.

Assemblage. 12x12x40cm. Same atmosphere as A Man’s Best Friend.

Assemblage. 26x30x10cm. Old box with inlay of wood found near my house, player bought in Kringloop Amsterdam with a slice of wood underneath. Ceramic dog, old bottle of pills and ball from an old smokey bar.

Another colourful and cheerful one. 25x30cm. Seventies drawer, antique printing box, inlay sixties wooden jigsaw puzzle, wood from a dead tree near studio and the very rare Red Fat Cardinal. Only to be seen near Hannemann’s studio.

On http://www.henkhannemann.com you can see all the new work of Henk. Started in April 2014. This one is made from a hundred year old oak drawer, wood found in the street and little toy houses. 30x30cm.

Kompel is the dialect word for a man working in a mine. The little statue says underneath Valkenburg, which is a small town in the province Limburg in the south of Holland.
Woodenbox from a fifties carpenter working place, inlay from an old door found in my neigboorhood, postcard from the thirties and coals from the local black smith.

Assemblage 20x40cm. Made in the week Peter Pontiac died.