Watch | The Quiet but Profound Impact of Paul Neagu

Watch | The Quiet but Profound Impact of Paul Neagu

with Head of Contemporary & Post-War Art Charlotte Riordan

Romanian-British artist Paul Neagu (1938-2004) developed specific totemic symbols in order to convey his feeling that art and sculpture had the potential to have a profound, spiritual, and potentially healing impact on its audience. The first and most significant of these was the Hyphen form. Take a closer look with Head of Contemporary & Post-War Art Charlotte Riordan.

 

Paul Neagu developed specific totemic symbols in order to convey his feeling that art and sculpture had the potential to have a profound, spiritual, and potentially healing impact on its audience. The first and most significant of these was the Hyphen form. Take a closer look at 'Ongoing Hyphen' (lot 69) and 'Human Foot Shadow' (lot 79) which featured in our January 2022 auction with Head of Contemporary & Post-War Art Charlotte Riordan.

 

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Auction Information

Contemporary & Post-War Art // Prints & Multiples

19 January 2022 | Live Online | Edinburgh

 

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Encompassing works by both emerging and internationally regarded contemporary artists and sculptors, we have achieved top prices for household names including John Hoyland (a world record), Bridget Riley, Eduardo Paolozzi (a world record for a sculpture), Terry Frost, Nicholas Party, Alison Watt and Callum Innes. Regularly featured local favourites include John Bellany and the ‘New Glasgow Boys’ Peter Howson, Ken Currie, Steven Campbell, as well as John Byrne and Alasdair Gray.

 

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