Vrouw, naakt rug
2022 Black ink on paper 19 × 14 cm · framed 43 × 33 cm, black frame Available € 450Drawn with quick, powerful lines: the figure of a woman is called up by a handful of strokes against a dark ground.
Lucas Neyt
The Line Online nowEight works on paper by Lucas Neyt, from the swift, reduced line of a seated woman to the layered bistre of a standing nude, the crossing lines of the fencers at the Kruispoort and the anchor cemetery of Praia do Barril. Together they show what drives his practice: catching form with immediacy and precision.
Naakt
2019 Bistre on paper 19 × 14 cm · framed black wooden frame, cream mount Available € 450A quick sketch in bistre: a silhouette with dark contours and contrasting patches of white, in a fine, upright pose.
De Schermers
2016 Red and black ink on paper 19 × 29 cm · framed 33 × 43 cm, black frame, white mount Available € 640Abstract work made in the fencing hall at the Kruispoort in Bruges: the movement of the fencers becomes a play of crossing lines.
Zittend model
2014 Black and red ink on paper 19 × 29 cm · framed 43 × 33 cm, white frame, white mount Available € 640Seated nude, drawn on 14 January 2014.
Figuur, vrouw
Red and black ink on paper 19 × 29 cm · framed 43 × 33 cm, white frame Available € 640
Figuur en schaduwfiguur
2013 Pencil and black ink on card, finished with acrylic 19 × 27 cm · framed 33 × 43 cm, white frame Available € 640A figure and its shadow, built up in pencil and ink and finished with acrylic.
Praia do Barril
Ink, charcoal and acrylic on card 37 × 29 cm · framed 54 × 44 cm Available Price on requestThe anchor cemetery of the tuna fishermen at Praia do Barril, in the south of Portugal.
Compositie kevers
Black ink on paper 19 × 14 cm · framed 33 × 43 cm, white frame Available € 450An almost abstract work. In Lucas’s words: “I often start from an object in nature, which then slowly disappears, as it were, into an abstract work.”
Detail
A woman evoked by a few powerful lines against a dark ground.
Vrouw, naakt rug, 2022 — detail
In the studio
Lucas Neyt in his studio in Bruges.
“I often start from an object in nature, which then slowly disappears, as it were, into an abstract work.”
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