Bram Bogart and the Circle Motif

The book, Bram Bogart by Francine-Claire Legrand

Lannoo, 1988

The following images of the artist and his work come from the book Bram Bogart (ISBN 90 209 1567 3) by Francine-Claire Legrand and was published by Lannoo in 1988.

Images of Bogart's work below focus on his employment of the circle motif - - -

All content of this post © The Bram Bogart Foundation ,and Uitgeverij Lannoo, Tielt and respective copyright holders.

Bram Bogart (1921 - 2012)

Photo by Harry Shunk, 1984

Blue Darling, 1982

Lechapeauderubens, 1983

Blauwcirkelgeel, 1974

Summerlove, 1984

Bram Bogart, Rue Santeuil, Paris 1958

(photo cropped)

Place de Londres, 1986

Geelcirkelblauw, 1974

Tête d'Or, 1984

Bloemhof, 1984

Bram and Leni Bogart by Harry Shunk & Janos Kender 1959, Paris, rue Santeuil

Cercle blanc et rouge, 1967

Fleurflower, 1982

Linkebeek, 1985

Blau de Delft, 1982

Bram and Leni Bogart with their children, Manoir d'Ohain, 1969

Rondrosewit, 1965

Feuilles, 1982

Volgende bladzijden: Yellowjaune (along with Cobalt and Redrouge, mke up the piece), 1984

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