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Hans Meyer Petersen

Hans Meyer Petersen (Born 1937) is active/lives in Denmark.  Hans Petersen is known for Abstract painting and engraving.

Born in 1937 in Copenhagen (Denmark), Hans Meyer Petersen is a self-taught artist. If the Danish painter has exhibited very often - in group and solo exhibitions - in his home country and especially in Copenhagen, his work has also been shown in most European countries and the United States, particularly in New York (MoMA, The Museum of Modern Art).

He joins the movement "Phases" in 1957. Very active painter, and also engraver, he exhibits at the Salon of Comparison in the sixties (1964 and 1966, Paris) and subsequently in other Parisian Salons, as he participates with his prints - more than thirty years later - at the Biennial of Graphic Art in Ljubljana (1993), the Biennial of Barcelona (1994 and 1995) or SAGA (Paris, 1995).

In New York, his work is selected (in 1990) for the realization of the poster of "Mostly Mozart Festival" of the Lincoln Center. Petersen's art is exhibited in 2001 at the pyramid of the Louvre Museum (Paris). The artist receives, in this occasion,   ...  [Displaying 1000 of 1929 characters.]  Artist bio

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