Images for handmade carpets HAns Hovy
Handmade pure wool carpets, designed by the Amsterdam based Dutch sculptor Hans Hovy. The Amsterdam based Sculptor Hans Hovy makes sculptures in various materials as bronze, alabaster, wood, aluminium and cast iron. He also designs vases, drinking glasses, walking sticks and jewellery. Galerie Onrust and Galerie Koudijs, Amsterdam represents Hovy.
Balls and Sausages
2009 Wool 273 x 305 cm. Photography Tom Haartsen
Hunting Sausages
2009 Wool 268 x 306 cm. Photography Tom Haartsen
Floating
2009 Wool 269 x 308 cm. Photography Tom Haartsen
Stars Twinkling in the Night
2009 Wool 257 x 320 cm. Photography Tom Haartsen
Happy Night
2009 Wool 260 x 308 cm. Photography Tom Haartsen
Pink Sausages
2009 Wool 257 x 319 cm. Photography Tom Haartsen
Dark Shadows
1994 Wool 250 x 330 cm. Photography: Paul de Bruin
Moving Sausages
1989 Wool 160 x 243 cm. Photography: Paul de Bruin
Floating Sausages
2009 Wool 250 x 250 cm. Private Collection, NL Photography Tom Haartsen
Floating Balls II
2009 Wool 240 x 256 cm. Private Collection, NL Photography Tom Haartsen
Floating Balls I
2009 Wool 183 x 223 cm. Private Collection, NL Photography Tom Haartsen
Sausage Track II
1997 Wool 115 x 160 cm. Private Collection, NL Photography: Paul de Bruin
Bondage
1996 Wool 180 x 270 cm Private Collection, NL Photography: Paul de Bruin
Floating Objects
1994 Wool 250 x 250 cm. Collection Textile Museum, Tilburg, NL
Special, Orange Balls
1991 Wool 220 x 300 cm. Private Collection, NL Photography: Paul de Bruin
Floating, Resting, Reaching
1990 Wool 350 x 350 cm. Private Collection, NL Photography: Paul de Bruin
Floating Balls
1989 Wool 187 x 250 cm. Private Collection, NL Photography Paul de Bruin
Floating Islands
1989 Wool 187.5 x 250 cm. Private Collection, NL Photography: Paul de Bruin
Primitive Sausages
1989 Wool 263 x 350 cm. Private Collection, NL Photography: Paul de Bruin
Sausage Track I
1989 Wool 170 x 300 cm. Private Collection, NL Photography: Paul de Bruin
Pink Penetration
1989 Wool 220 x 300 cm. Private Collection, NL Photography: Paul de Bruin