Marcel Van Eeden Books

Short stories

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"Marcel van Eeden has put together 6 unpublished series of drawings for this 1st issue of artist's-book-series "carte blanche" as "Short Stories". As allways he focuses on the time befor his own bi...

Witness for the prosecution

By Marcel Van Eeden

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Marcel van Eeden

By Massimiliano Gioni, Marcel Van Eeden

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By Marcel Van Eeden

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By Marcel Van Eeden

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Dutch draftsman and painter Marcel van Eeden is known for his characteristic work reminiscent of film noir, wherein the use of black and white contrast is prominent. Employing charcoal and coloured...

The Rijnbar

By Marcel Van Eeden

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Marcel van Eeden (Den Haag, 22 november 1965) is een Nederlands beeldend kunstenaar, wiens werk voornamelijk bestaat uit kleine tekeningen, meestal op liggend formaat in zwart-wit. 0Marcel van Eede...

Hazmanato shel Dizengof

By Marcel Van Eeden

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Marcel Van Eeden

By Marcel Van Eeden

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Marcel van Eeden. Schritte ins Reich der Kunst.

By Marcel Van Eeden, Konrad Bitterli, Katja Blomberg

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Marcel van Eeden

By Marcel Van Eeden

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