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This Friday, the Councillor of the Presidency, Alicia Jiménez, has launched 'Transitions' Allan Dane Madsen, the new bet pictorial accompanying the cultural and exhibition space 'town hall' until 26 March.
More than a hundred citizens of the municipality have wrapped up the opening with his presence, in which the painter Allan Madsen was also accompanied by relatives and friends.
Madsen's style has been wowing the first visitors, highlighting its dual large collection of painting nudes, simple and anatomical drawings.
At one point he was known for his still lifes, as abstract as naturalists, with its strong funds textures and patterns.
Although the work of Allan Madsen has changed and evolved with time, retains his enthusiasm for painting, by the detail he gives to the big funds that have led to a very intimate style naked both in oil and in watercolor.
Drawing has always been a crucial part of their work and their creations can see a painting from different levels where the realism of the subject combined with an atmosphere of peace and solitude, full of objects with different shapes, circles invariably calm and transmitting harmony.
Alicia Jimenez hopes that "citizens have with this new show that will strengthen the insurance desire to overcome all who love this kind of artistic expression."
Summary of Allan Madsen
Allan Madsen was born in Randers, Denmark in 1952.
After 5 years he moved to Canada with his family.
Between 1971 and 1981 he studied and taught music in London, specializing in Renaissance music for lute.
At this time began to study drawing.
In 1981 he moved to Paris, dedicated to the Fine Arts.
For the next seven years, despite living in France, developed a constant work in Italy and Spain.
In 1988 he moved to Sweden and held several exhibitions of his trabajos.Hoy day is an internationally acclaimed artist in Europe and North America.
He currently resides with his wife and three children in Eagle.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Mazarrón
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