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Steffen Bue"The Heart Of America IV" Bison Bull Buffalo Charcoal Drawing, Steffen Bue2024
2024
About the Item
Title: The Heart of America IV
Date: 2024
Artist: Steffen Bue (Danish, 1948 - )
Medium: Charcoal on handmade paper
Dimensions with frame: 26,5in (W) x 19in (H) / 67,5cm (W) x 48,5cm (H)
Dimensions without frame: 21,65in (W) x 14,7in (H) / 55cm (W) x 36cm (H)
Frame: Beautiful and luxurious custom wooden frame made from aged wood secures the double layer of glass which add a transparent and lightweight effect to the artwork.
Signature: Signed in front and back, dated, titled in back
Charcoal drawing of bison bulls by Steffen Bue. This piece of a pack of running bison bulls is part of Steffen Bue's "The Heart of America" series, an intimate exploration of the bison bull, a creature he deeply admires for its strength and symbolic representation of the American wilderness.
This charcoal drawing is part of a small series of unique charcoal drawings that are not merely a study of the bison's form but a deep reflection on nature's raw power and resilience. Each drawing in the series stands alone, yet collectively, they narrate a story of the bison's enduring presence and significance.
Nature has always been the cornerstone of Steffen Bue's artistic journey, and the animals that inhabit these landscapes hold a special place in his heart. This series with bison bull amplifies his ongoing commitment to portraying the natural world with authenticity and reverence.
Steffen Bue has had a long-standing affinity for working with charcoal, a medium he finds liberating due to its versatility and expressive potential. Bue’s confident handling of the charcoal brings the bison bulls to life, with varying intensities creating a dynamic and almost shadow-like presence on the paper. The darkened areas are expertly applied to highlight the structure and rugged texture of the bison, communicating both its strength and its vulnerability.
While the combination of charcoal and handmade paper provides the bison drawing with a rich texture and depth, the custom-made wooden frame adds a sophisticated lightness to the artwork. The frame is crafted from beautifully aged pine wood and holds a double layer of glass, which gives a transparent floating effect to the bison bulls presentation.
- Creator:Steffen Bue (1944, Danish)
- Creation Year:2024
- Dimensions:Height: 14.18 in (36 cm)Width: 21.66 in (55 cm)Depth: 1.19 in (3 cm)
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- Gallery Location:Frederiksberg C, DK
- Reference Number:1stDibs: LU2260214386602
Steffen Bue
Steffen Bue is a contemporary artist known for his paintings that invite viewers into a worldof visual contexts, shapes, and colors. Born in Frederiksberg, Copenhagen, Denmark in 1944, Bue pursued a career in graphics and design after completing his education in the 1960s. In 1978, he co-founded an agency where he served as a Creative Director throughout his commercial career. However, as his passion for his own artwork grew, Bue began working with paintings on canvas and copperplate engravings. Bue's unique approach involves working freely and spontaneously with what he observes. His commercial career allowed him to develop skills in graphical printing and typographical practices, which matured his craft of creating collages and sensing of visual context. This competence enables Steffen Bue to take artistic liberty and rework the scenes he experiences, as if life itself were a collage, in pursuit of awakening new shapes, interpretations, and expressions.
Thematically, Bue's art mainly features natural scenery and collages, with a balance between abstract and naturalism. Nature serves as the starting point for his creations, providing endless inspiration with its range of colors and details. His compositions often feature somber and earthy colors in line with classical art.
“In my work, I hope I can communicate a feeling of the power of nature in a way that’s new and intense. I see my art as a never-ending tour in my life, adopting all I see, and all I experience. I’m always on the road.” - Steffen Bue (2023).
In addition to his work as an artist, Bue has shared his knowledge and skills by teaching drawing and painting to groups of artists in Argeles sur Mer, France. He has had solo exhibitions in Argeles sur Mer and group exhibitions in Paris alongside other Scandinavian artists. Steffen Bue works from his atelier in Hoersholm, a Copenhagen suburb.
[Biography provided by Gadé Allure]
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