Bram Bogart

1921–2012

Bram Bogart, ‘White plane white’ 1974
White plane white 1974
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In Tate Modern

In the Studio: Painting with White

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Biography

Bram Bogart (July 12, 1921 – May 2, 2012) was a Dutch born Belgian expressionist painter most closely associated with the COBRA group.

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Artworks

Bram Bogart, ‘White plane white’ 1974

Bram Bogart White plane white

1974
On display at Tate Modern part of In the Studio T14202
Bram Bogart, ‘Absolution’ 1959

Bram Bogart Absolution

1959
T14204
Bram Bogart, ‘Rye Summer’ 1963

Bram Bogart Rye Summer

1963
T14203
Bram Bogart, ‘Threatened Cockerel’ 1956

Bram Bogart Threatened Cockerel

1956
T14201

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