Paul De Vree

Biography

Paul De Vree

Paul De Vree

° 1909
† 1982
Antwerp,
Belgium

Paul De Vree was a Belgian poet, critic, essayist and visual artist. He was a pioneer of European concrete poetry.

As a founder of literary magazines such as “De Tafel Ronde” in Belgium (1953-1982) and “Lotta poetica” (1971-1975) in collaboration with the Italian poet Sarenco, he was a liaison figure between a lot of artists working with concrete and visual poetry.

De Vree's work includes typographic compositions, audiovisual events, criticism of mass media and the poetic and political use of photographic images. With his Italian colleagues, he elaborated Poesia visiva, a movement that activated both “the visual” and “the visionary. De Vree's works from his later period reflect his characteristic intertwining of the political and the erotic.

Available Artworks

Staking 2 - Paul De Vree - 1974
Staking 2
, 1974
Paul De Vree- Who is afraid of Verginia Woolf, 1973
Who is afraid of Verginia Woolf
, 1973

Unavailable Artworks

Paul De Vree - Wat kapseist niet? - 1981
Wat kapseist niet?
, 1981
Pau De Vree, Kissinger 1973
Kissinger
, 1973
Revolutie, 1968 - Paul De Vree
Revolution
, 1968

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