Bram Van Velde, Dutch painter, lived in France and in Switzerland.
On the fringe of all movements and groups, indifferent to incomprehension of his works as to their late acknowledgement, he painted for more than 30 years being poor and isolated from the world.
Nowadays he is one of the most important painters of the 20th century. Rembrandt and Van Gogh were the unique references for him in painting. Samuel Beckett was one of his closest friends. “Extract of the Maeght Gallery catalogue.”
