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NINA NOLTE, CREATIVE PHASE 2

(for CREATIVE PHASE 1 please scroll further down)

later acrylic paint on canvas works, 2003 – 2019

series:

THE BEST IS YET TO COME – GLAMOUR, GRACE AND FRIENDS

CELEBRITIES – POOL PAINTINGS – BEE´ S FLIGHT

THE BEST IS YET TO COME (Kopie)

A PENNY FOR YOUR THOUGHTS (Kopie)

FORGOTTEN DREAMS (Kopie)

MEMORIES OF TOMORROW (SORRY! SOLD…) (Kopie)

THE SUMMER KNOWS (Kopie)

HAVE YOU MET MISS JONES (Kopie)

SOME OF THOSE DAYS (SORRY! SOLD…) (Kopie)

AFTER YOU´VE GONE (SORRY! SOLD…) (Kopie)

YOU AND THE NIGHT AND THE MUSIC (Kopie)

SEVEN COME ELEVEN (Kopie)

HALF NELSON (Kopie)

ORANGE WAS THE COLOUR OF HER DRESS (Kopie)

SIX PERSONALITIES (THE IMPECCABLE, THE CHEEKY, THE SWEET, THE SENSIBLE, THE DELICIOUS, THE CURIOUS) (Kopie)

DE COPAS (Kopie)

YES, HE CAN – HELMUT SCHMIDT (Kopie)

MEIN LIEBER SCHWAN – RICHARD WAGNER (Kopie)

ONE UP, ONE DOWN (Kopie)

ALICE IN WONDERLAND (Kopie)

THE TWO OF US (Kopie)

MARIGOLD – CALENDULAS (Kopie)

SUPER EMMA (Kopie)

CORN IN MY GARDEN – BRIZNAS DE MAIZ (Kopie)

RAINY NIGHT IN GEORGIA (Kopie)

NINA NOLTE, CREATIVE PHASE 1

selection of early acrylic paint on canvas works

1990 – 2006

series:

chicos – PADDLES – STILL LIFES (bodegones)

As Nina Nolte says: “There are two hearts beating in my artist’s chest!” One is beating for the more demanding art of her series, such as THE BEST IS YET TO COME with her turban ladies.

The other one for a lighter, cheerful art; the one of her stick figures, which she calls CHICOS, and her angular figures that seem to paddle with their extremities, the PADDLES. And not to forget her colorful still lifes.

This side of her art has been hidden from us for many years, in order to not confuse us. But it opened the way for Nina Nolte to focus on her realistic Pop Art series she is known for to many of us.

Now the time has come to show us this early and for so long hidden side of her art.

Therefore this Spanish TV report, edited by Maite Azcue, which catapults us into the year 1999 and leads us into her enchanted world of art.

See here the lovely, more than twenty years old, TV-report “VISITANDO A NINA NOLTE” of Maite Azcue. You get an insight into the artist’s previous work in her newly opened studio and gallery and discover what her works have developed from since approximately 2003. The detailed report is 23 minutes long and let you also have a glance into her private home; both situated in Marbella.

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