Unterwegs III, originale Farbradierung von Martin Noel

Aquatinte originale signée Martin NOEL
galerie d’art l’Estampe à Strasbourg
édition limitée signée et numérotée par l’artiste
Martin Noël (1956 Berlin-2010 Bonn) studied free graphics and painting at the Fachhochschule Köln, formerly Kölner Werkschulen, from 1980-87.

Several scholarships, including the scholarship for the German Study Center in Venice and the studio scholarship of the LETTER Foundation Cologne for New York inspired him to linoleum and woodcut series, which are often closely linked to his places of residence. On wanderings, Noël created a “fund of seeing,” consisting of sketches and photographs that served as the basis for the painterly, graphic, and printmaking work.
Martin Noël (1956–2010) was a contemporary German artist known for his distinctive approach to printmaking, painting, and drawing. Born in Berlin, Noël initially trained as an architect before transitioning to art in the late 1980s. His work is characterized by an exploration of form, line, and abstract patterns, often influenced by architectural and organic shapes. Noël’s art bridges the gap between geometric precision and expressive freedom, with a focus on the textures and techniques of woodcut printing.