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Netherlands / Vatican Medal 1962 commemorating the Second Vatican Councill - By Jan Snoeck - Rare aUNc
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Medal commemorating the Second Vatican Council, 1962. Obverse: Top view of the assembly: the heads of various ecclesiastical dignitaries from different countries together forming a right-facing head. Inscription within a pearl border: 'Ecumenical Council'. Reverse: The seven hills of Rome with the star of wisdom, the Christ symbol, and the inscription 'Rome MCMLXII'. Design: Jan Snoeck (1927-2018)
Jan Snoeck (1927-2018) was a prominent Dutch sculptor and ceramist, known for his vibrant and colorful works. Born in Leiden, Snoeck began his artistic education at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague, where he specialized in sculpture and ceramics. He studied under the renowned sculptor Oswald Wenckebach and the ceramist Edouard Chapallaz.
Snoeck was known for his unique style, characterized by the use of bright colors and playful forms, often combining elements of abstraction and figuration. His work showed a strong influence from the CoBrA movement, an avant-garde art movement that aimed for spontaneity and experimental techniques.
One of his most well-known projects is the series of colorful ceramic sculptures he created for various public spaces in the Netherlands. These works, often large murals and freestanding sculptures, were praised for their accessibility and their ability to interact with the public.
In addition, Snoeck also designed various medals and medallions, such as the one commemorating the Second Vatican Council in 1962. His work in this discipline demonstrates his versatility and his ability to integrate meaningful symbolism into smaller, more intricate forms.
Throughout his life, Jan Snoeck received several awards and honors for his contributions to art, including the H.N. Werkman Prize and the Ouborg Prize. His work is included in the collections of various museums and institutions, both in the Netherlands and internationally. Snoeck's legacy lives on in his colorful and expressive works, which continue to inspire and amaze.
Jan Snoeck (1927-2018) was a prominent Dutch sculptor and ceramist, known for his vibrant and colorful works. Born in Leiden, Snoeck began his artistic education at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague, where he specialized in sculpture and ceramics. He studied under the renowned sculptor Oswald Wenckebach and the ceramist Edouard Chapallaz.
Snoeck was known for his unique style, characterized by the use of bright colors and playful forms, often combining elements of abstraction and figuration. His work showed a strong influence from the CoBrA movement, an avant-garde art movement that aimed for spontaneity and experimental techniques.
One of his most well-known projects is the series of colorful ceramic sculptures he created for various public spaces in the Netherlands. These works, often large murals and freestanding sculptures, were praised for their accessibility and their ability to interact with the public.
In addition, Snoeck also designed various medals and medallions, such as the one commemorating the Second Vatican Council in 1962. His work in this discipline demonstrates his versatility and his ability to integrate meaningful symbolism into smaller, more intricate forms.
Throughout his life, Jan Snoeck received several awards and honors for his contributions to art, including the H.N. Werkman Prize and the Ouborg Prize. His work is included in the collections of various museums and institutions, both in the Netherlands and internationally. Snoeck's legacy lives on in his colorful and expressive works, which continue to inspire and amaze.
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