Peter (1944) Schenk Paintings & Artwork for Sale | Peter (1944) Schenk Art Value Price Guide

Nov. 16, 2024
Peter Schenk - Lithograph - Hand signed
Est: €300 - €400
Peter Schenk (Amersfoort, 1944 - 2011). Peter Schenk has been counted among the top lyrical abstract artists in the Netherlands for years. His creative development is constantly changing due to the various atmospheres and elements he encounters on his visits to countries such as Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bonaire. One of his favourite places is Japan, where he alternates his stay with much travelling, working, teaching and exhibiting. He has been creating his works in the famous Japanese rice [kozo] paper there for years. Schenk's self-created artworks have played a leading role in his artistic career over the past 12 years. The resulting, often monochrome compositions, in many shades of warm white, exude a Western take on Japanese simplicity. With these works, Schenk demonstrates his drive, sensitivity to materials and openness to experiment. Besides rice paper, Schenk paints on linen and paper in a strong colourite, where the application of colour alludes to feeling. Themes such as Blue moon, Free Spirit, Oysters, Three Elements and Haiku recur alternately in his work. In his washed ink drawings, we recognise the organic lines of shapes and figures. In Peter Schenk's world, there is no difference between figurative and abstract; his world is one of expression and energy. He trained at the Amsterdam Academy. The artist's oeuvre is extensive and his signature unmistakable. His 'dynamic monumental art', as he himself typifies his work, stands for large forms with agile elements. Spatial, basic, energetic and sensual are key words. Schenk is an artist who constantly renews his artistic approach. This happens partly under the influence of the atmospheres and elements of the various countries he visits. A favourite destination, for instance, is Japan. With Schenk, figuration and abstraction blend smoothly. Comes with a book about him.
Art Atelier
Oct. 01, 2024
Peter Schenk (1944-2011) 'Compostie II', gesigneerd met potlood en gedateer
Est: €75 - €150
Peter Schenk (1944-2011) 'Compostie II', gesigneerd met potlood en gedateerd r.o. 1999, litho, 100 x 70 cm, ed. HC 8/20
Veilinghuis Van Spengen
Sep. 28, 2024
Peter Schenk - Lithograph - Hand signed
Est: €300 - €400
Peter Schenk (Amersfoort, 1944 - 2011). Peter Schenk has been counted among the top lyrical abstract artists in the Netherlands for years. His creative development is constantly changing due to the various atmospheres and elements he encounters on his visits to countries such as Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bonaire. One of his favourite places is Japan, where he alternates his stay with much travelling, working, teaching and exhibiting. He has been creating his works in the famous Japanese rice [kozo] paper there for years. Schenk's self-created artworks have played a leading role in his artistic career over the past 12 years. The resulting, often monochrome compositions, in many shades of warm white, exude a Western take on Japanese simplicity. With these works, Schenk demonstrates his drive, sensitivity to materials and openness to experiment. Besides rice paper, Schenk paints on linen and paper in a strong colourite, where the application of colour alludes to feeling. Themes such as Blue moon, Free Spirit, Oysters, Three Elements and Haiku recur alternately in his work. In his washed ink drawings, we recognise the organic lines of shapes and figures. In Peter Schenk's world, there is no difference between figurative and abstract; his world is one of expression and energy. He trained at the Amsterdam Academy. The artist's oeuvre is extensive and his signature unmistakable. His 'dynamic monumental art', as he himself typifies his work, stands for large forms with agile elements. Spatial, basic, energetic and sensual are key words. Schenk is an artist who constantly renews his artistic approach. This happens partly under the influence of the atmospheres and elements of the various countries he visits. A favourite destination, for instance, is Japan. With Schenk, figuration and abstraction blend smoothly. Comes with a book about him.
Art Atelier
Aug. 10, 2024
Peter Schenk - Lithograph - Hand signed- Original price € 175
Est: €300 - €400
Peter Schenk (Amersfoort, 1944 - 2011). Peter Schenk has been counted among the top lyrical abstract artists in the Netherlands for years. His creative development is constantly changing due to the various atmospheres and elements he encounters on his visits to countries such as Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bonaire. One of his favourite places is Japan, where he alternates his stay with much travelling, working, teaching and exhibiting. He has been creating his works in the famous Japanese rice [kozo] paper there for years. Schenk's self-created artworks have played a leading role in his artistic career over the past 12 years. The resulting, often monochrome compositions, in many shades of warm white, exude a Western take on Japanese simplicity. With these works, Schenk demonstrates his drive, sensitivity to materials and openness to experiment. Besides rice paper, Schenk paints on linen and paper in a strong colourite, where the application of colour alludes to feeling. Themes such as Blue moon, Free Spirit, Oysters, Three Elements and Haiku recur alternately in his work. In his washed ink drawings, we recognise the organic lines of shapes and figures. In Peter Schenk's world, there is no difference between figurative and abstract; his world is one of expression and energy. He trained at the Amsterdam Academy. The artist's oeuvre is extensive and his signature unmistakable. His 'dynamic monumental art', as he himself typifies his work, stands for large forms with agile elements. Spatial, basic, energetic and sensual are key words. Schenk is an artist who constantly renews his artistic approach. This happens partly under the influence of the atmospheres and elements of the various countries he visits. A favourite destination, for instance, is Japan. With Schenk, figuration and abstraction blend smoothly. Comes with a book about him.
Art Atelier
Jun. 11, 2024
Peter Schenk,
Est: £200 - £300
Peter Schenk, Dutch 1944-2011 - Open Oyster in the Sun, 1998; watercolour and collage on paper, signed, titled and dated along lower edge 'Peter Schenk Open Oyster in the Sun 1998', with artist's chop mark, 98 x 69.5 cm: together with a similar work by the same artist of the same size entitled 'Red Oyster' (2) (ARR) (VAT charged on hammer price)
Roseberys
Jun. 01, 2024
Peter Schenk - Lithograph - Hand signed
Est: €300 - €400
Peter Schenk (Amersfoort, 1944 - 2011). Peter Schenk has been counted among the top lyrical abstract artists in the Netherlands for years. His creative development is constantly changing due to the various atmospheres and elements he encounters on his visits to countries such as Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bonaire. One of his favourite places is Japan, where he alternates his stay with much travelling, working, teaching and exhibiting. He has been creating his works in the famous Japanese rice [kozo] paper there for years. Schenk's self-created artworks have played a leading role in his artistic career over the past 12 years. The resulting, often monochrome compositions, in many shades of warm white, exude a Western take on Japanese simplicity. With these works, Schenk demonstrates his drive, sensitivity to materials and openness to experiment. Besides rice paper, Schenk paints on linen and paper in a strong colourite, where the application of colour alludes to feeling. Themes such as Blue moon, Free Spirit, Oysters, Three Elements and Haiku recur alternately in his work. In his washed ink drawings, we recognise the organic lines of shapes and figures. In Peter Schenk's world, there is no difference between figurative and abstract; his world is one of expression and energy. He trained at the Amsterdam Academy. The artist's oeuvre is extensive and his signature unmistakable. His 'dynamic monumental art', as he himself typifies his work, stands for large forms with agile elements. Spatial, basic, energetic and sensual are key words. Schenk is an artist who constantly renews his artistic approach. This happens partly under the influence of the atmospheres and elements of the various countries he visits. A favourite destination, for instance, is Japan. With Schenk, figuration and abstraction blend smoothly. Comes with a book about him.
Art Atelier
Apr. 13, 2024
Peter Schenk - Lithograph - Hand signed
Est: €300 - €400
Peter Schenk (Amersfoort, 1944 - 2011). Peter Schenk has been counted among the top lyrical abstract artists in the Netherlands for years. His creative development is constantly changing due to the various atmospheres and elements he encounters on his visits to countries such as Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bonaire. One of his favourite places is Japan, where he alternates his stay with much travelling, working, teaching and exhibiting. He has been creating his works in the famous Japanese rice [kozo] paper there for years. Schenk's self-created artworks have played a leading role in his artistic career over the past 12 years. The resulting, often monochrome compositions, in many shades of warm white, exude a Western take on Japanese simplicity. With these works, Schenk demonstrates his drive, sensitivity to materials and openness to experiment. Besides rice paper, Schenk paints on linen and paper in a strong colourite, where the application of colour alludes to feeling. Themes such as Blue moon, Free Spirit, Oysters, Three Elements and Haiku recur alternately in his work. In his washed ink drawings, we recognise the organic lines of shapes and figures. In Peter Schenk's world, there is no difference between figurative and abstract; his world is one of expression and energy. He trained at the Amsterdam Academy. The artist's oeuvre is extensive and his signature unmistakable. His 'dynamic monumental art', as he himself typifies his work, stands for large forms with agile elements. Spatial, basic, energetic and sensual are key words. Schenk is an artist who constantly renews his artistic approach. This happens partly under the influence of the atmospheres and elements of the various countries he visits. A favourite destination, for instance, is Japan. With Schenk, figuration and abstraction blend smoothly. Comes with a book about him.
Art Atelier
Feb. 29, 2024
Peter Schenk (1944-2011) 'Compostie II', signed in…
Est: €75 - €150
Peter Schenk (1944-2011) 'Compostie II', signed in pencil and dated l.r. 1999, lithograph, 100 x 70 cm, ed. HC 8/20-Including frame: 133,5 x 100 cm--In good condition-
Veilinghuis Van Spengen
Feb. 24, 2024
Peter Schenk - Lithograph - Hand signed
Est: €300 - €400
Peter Schenk (Amersfoort, 1944 - 2011). Peter Schenk has been counted among the top lyrical abstract artists in the Netherlands for years. His creative development is constantly changing due to the various atmospheres and elements he encounters on his visits to countries such as Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bonaire. One of his favourite places is Japan, where he alternates his stay with much travelling, working, teaching and exhibiting. He has been creating his works in the famous Japanese rice [kozo] paper there for years. Schenk's self-created artworks have played a leading role in his artistic career over the past 12 years. The resulting, often monochrome compositions, in many shades of warm white, exude a Western take on Japanese simplicity. With these works, Schenk demonstrates his drive, sensitivity to materials and openness to experiment. Besides rice paper, Schenk paints on linen and paper in a strong colourite, where the application of colour alludes to feeling. Themes such as Blue moon, Free Spirit, Oysters, Three Elements and Haiku recur alternately in his work. In his washed ink drawings, we recognise the organic lines of shapes and figures. In Peter Schenk's world, there is no difference between figurative and abstract; his world is one of expression and energy. He trained at the Amsterdam Academy. The artist's oeuvre is extensive and his signature unmistakable. His 'dynamic monumental art', as he himself typifies his work, stands for large forms with agile elements. Spatial, basic, energetic and sensual are key words. Schenk is an artist who constantly renews his artistic approach. This happens partly under the influence of the atmospheres and elements of the various countries he visits. A favourite destination, for instance, is Japan. With Schenk, figuration and abstraction blend smoothly. Comes with a book about him.
Art Atelier
Jan. 12, 2024
Peter Schenk - Lithograph - Hand signed
Est: €300 - €400
Peter Schenk (Amersfoort, 1944 - 2011). Peter Schenk has been counted among the top lyrical abstract artists in the Netherlands for years. His creative development is constantly changing due to the various atmospheres and elements he encounters on his visits to countries such as Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bonaire. One of his favourite places is Japan, where he alternates his stay with much travelling, working, teaching and exhibiting. He has been creating his works in the famous Japanese rice [kozo] paper there for years. Schenk's self-created artworks have played a leading role in his artistic career over the past 12 years. The resulting, often monochrome compositions, in many shades of warm white, exude a Western take on Japanese simplicity. With these works, Schenk demonstrates his drive, sensitivity to materials and openness to experiment. Besides rice paper, Schenk paints on linen and paper in a strong colourite, where the application of colour alludes to feeling. Themes such as Blue moon, Free Spirit, Oysters, Three Elements and Haiku recur alternately in his work. In his washed ink drawings, we recognise the organic lines of shapes and figures. In Peter Schenk's world, there is no difference between figurative and abstract; his world is one of expression and energy. He trained at the Amsterdam Academy. The artist's oeuvre is extensive and his signature unmistakable. His 'dynamic monumental art', as he himself typifies his work, stands for large forms with agile elements. Spatial, basic, energetic and sensual are key words. Schenk is an artist who constantly renews his artistic approach. This happens partly under the influence of the atmospheres and elements of the various countries he visits. A favourite destination, for instance, is Japan. With Schenk, figuration and abstraction blend smoothly. Comes with a book about him.
Art Atelier
Dec. 17, 2023
Peter Schenk - Lithograph - Hand signed- Original price €175
Est: €300 - €400
Peter Schenk (Amersfoort, 1944 - 2011). Peter Schenk has been counted among the top lyrical abstract artists in the Netherlands for years. His creative development is constantly changing due to the various atmospheres and elements he encounters on his visits to countries such as Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bonaire. One of his favourite places is Japan, where he alternates his stay with much travelling, working, teaching and exhibiting. He has been creating his works in the famous Japanese rice [kozo] paper there for years. Schenk's self-created artworks have played a leading role in his artistic career over the past 12 years. The resulting, often monochrome compositions, in many shades of warm white, exude a Western take on Japanese simplicity. With these works, Schenk demonstrates his drive, sensitivity to materials and openness to experiment. Besides rice paper, Schenk paints on linen and paper in a strong colourite, where the application of colour alludes to feeling. Themes such as Blue moon, Free Spirit, Oysters, Three Elements and Haiku recur alternately in his work. In his washed ink drawings, we recognise the organic lines of shapes and figures. In Peter Schenk's world, there is no difference between figurative and abstract; his world is one of expression and energy. He trained at the Amsterdam Academy. The artist's oeuvre is extensive and his signature unmistakable. His 'dynamic monumental art', as he himself typifies his work, stands for large forms with agile elements. Spatial, basic, energetic and sensual are key words. Schenk is an artist who constantly renews his artistic approach. This happens partly under the influence of the atmospheres and elements of the various countries he visits. A favourite destination, for instance, is Japan. With Schenk, figuration and abstraction blend smoothly. Comes with a book about him.
Art Atelier
Nov. 04, 2023
Peter Schenk - Lithograph - Hand signed
Est: €300 - €400
Peter Schenk (Amersfoort, 1944 - 2011). Peter Schenk has been counted among the top lyrical abstract artists in the Netherlands for years. His creative development is constantly changing due to the various atmospheres and elements he encounters on his visits to countries such as Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bonaire. One of his favourite places is Japan, where he alternates his stay with much travelling, working, teaching and exhibiting. He has been creating his works in the famous Japanese rice [kozo] paper there for years. Schenk's self-created artworks have played a leading role in his artistic career over the past 12 years. The resulting, often monochrome compositions, in many shades of warm white, exude a Western take on Japanese simplicity. With these works, Schenk demonstrates his drive, sensitivity to materials and openness to experiment. Besides rice paper, Schenk paints on linen and paper in a strong colourite, where the application of colour alludes to feeling. Themes such as Blue moon, Free Spirit, Oysters, Three Elements and Haiku recur alternately in his work. In his washed ink drawings, we recognise the organic lines of shapes and figures. In Peter Schenk's world, there is no difference between figurative and abstract; his world is one of expression and energy. He trained at the Amsterdam Academy. The artist's oeuvre is extensive and his signature unmistakable. His 'dynamic monumental art', as he himself typifies his work, stands for large forms with agile elements. Spatial, basic, energetic and sensual are key words. Schenk is an artist who constantly renews his artistic approach. This happens partly under the influence of the atmospheres and elements of the various countries he visits. A favourite destination, for instance, is Japan. With Schenk, figuration and abstraction blend smoothly. Comes with a book about him.
Art Atelier
Nov. 24, 2022
Schenk, P.J. (1944-2011). "Figure Mozambique".
Est: €60 - €80
Schenk, P.J. (1944-2011). "Figure Mozambique". Mixed media, acrylic paint, fibres, 37x23 cm., signed "Peter J. Schenk", titled and "1997" in pencil.
Bubb > Kuyper: Auctioneers of Books, Fine Arts & Manuscripts
Nov. 24, 2022
Schenk, P.J. (1944-2011). "Blue Moon - Damsing. Maputo Mozambique".
Est: €200 - €300
Schenk, P.J. (1944-2011). "Blue Moon - Damsing. Maputo Mozambique". Two paintings, acrylic and watercolour, 40x60 cm., both signed "Peter Schenk", unif. titled and "1997" in pencil. - Both w. some sm. sl. unobtrusive dam. spots.
Bubb > Kuyper: Auctioneers of Books, Fine Arts & Manuscripts
Jun. 27, 2022
Peter Schenk (1944-2011), oil on canvas, Compositi…
Est: €200 - €400
Peter Schenk (1944-2011), oil on canvas, Composition in blue with gold line, sig. b.r., dated '04, dim. 60 x 60 cm.
Venduehuis Dickhaut Maastricht
May. 28, 2020
Schenk, P.J. (1944-2011). "Compositie III". Col. lithograph, 100x70 cm., signed "Peter J. Schenk 199
Est: €60 - €80
Schenk, P.J. (1944-2011). "Compositie III". Col. lithograph, 100x70 cm., signed "Peter J. Schenk 1999" and "67/150" in pencil, framed.
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May. 28, 2020
Schenk, P.J. (1944-2011). "Compositie I/ II/ III". Series of 3 col. lithographs, 100x70 cm., each si
Est: €150 - €250
Schenk, P.J. (1944-2011). "Compositie I/ II/ III". Series of 3 col. lithographs, 100x70 cm., each signed "Peter Schenk 1999" and "HC 6/20" in pencil. - Third print sl. soiled in outer blank margins.
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