Abstract geometric wall relief by Henk van der Plas shown on a freestanding wall with passer-by for scale
Angled installation view of abstract geometric wall relief emphasizing depth and shadow
Frontal view of abstract geometric wall relief centered on a freestanding wall
Close-up detail of triangular geometric pattern with light and shadow modulation
Full frontal view of abstract geometric wall relief highlighting symmetrical composition
Detail view of relief surface showing hand-finished texture and sharp geometry
Angled installation view of abstract geometric wall relief by Henk van der plas Netherlands, 1970s
Close-up of repeating triangular modules emphasizing rhythm and relief depth
Side-angled close-up of framed relief emphasizing construction and finish
Three-quarter view of abstract geometric wall relief mounted on wall, showing overall proportions
Close-up of corner and relief surface detailing triangular pattern and frame edge

Abstract Geometric Wall Relief by Henk van der Plas, The Netherlands 1970s

Geometric wall relief by Henk van der Plas (1936–2009), The Netherlands 1977. An intriguing and large-scale work presenting a rhythmic composition of geometric forms in paper mâché on wood, finished in an off-white mineral paint. The surface reveals the artist’s refined and tactile approach. Van der Plas studied at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague and was part of the The Hague–based constructivist group De Groep. His work is characterized by monochromy, an ongoing exploration of light and shadow, and a clear visual language based on geometric forms, repetition, and regularity. The angled surfaces catch the light in subtly different ways, creating a dynamic and constantly shifting play of shadow across the relief. The work is included in the monograph featuring important works by Henk van der Plas. In excellent condition.

Dimensions H 122 x W 122 x D 4,8 cm
Price € 13.000
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