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*1979

Europe

Knoop

Helene

4463

Artist ID:

Exhibition & Shows


2023 | The Ludwig Knoop Project, NART, Estonia

2020 | Grand Hotel, Oslo. Men

2020 | Krapperup Konsthall Mølle, Sweden

2015 | Meam, The European Museum of Modern Art, Barcelona

2018 | Festspillutstiller, Elverum Kunstforening Elverum, Elverum

2017 | Factory Light Festival, Norway

2016 | Bærum Kunstforening / Underskog, Bærum

2012 | Youth, pop-event, Oslo

2009 | The Nine Muses, Galleri Trafo, Asker

2007 | Deja Vú, Trygve Lie Gallery, New York

2005 | Åmells Gallery, London

2005 | Holmenkollen Park Hotel, Oslo

2005 | Møre og Romsdal Kunstnersenter, Molde

2009 | Krapperup Konsthall Mølle, Sweden

2002 | Galleri Havstad, Drøbak

Brief Biography & Artistic Journey


Helene Knoop (b. 1979, Norway) is one of Norway´s foremost figurative painters. She lives and works outside Oslo. Knoop paints her persons and characters with pathos, poetry, drama and sincerity-all communicated through the mastery of craft. Knoop mainly works with oil paint on canvas and produces prints such as lithography and wood cut prints.

From 2000 - 2003 she studied with Odd nerdrum-the world-renowned figurative painter. Since she left her masters studio she has continued to refine her skill, and she has developed her focus on the human figure by studying ancient sculpture in Italy. Knoop always paints from a live model, and she paints the Nordic landscape in plein air. Often combining these two disciplines she creates a kind of Nordic New Barock. Many of her solo shows has a specific topic concerning human conditions such as "Woman paints men" 2020, "Undercurrent" 206 and "The Nine Muses" 2009.

Over the years she has also painted several public portraits such as the Catholic Bishop of Oslo and the Chess Master, Magnus Carlsen. 

Brief Biography & Artistic Journey


Helene Knoop (b. 1979, Norway) is one of Norway´s foremost figurative painters. She lives and works outside Oslo. Knoop paints her persons and characters with pathos, poetry, drama and sincerity-all communicated through the mastery of craft. Knoop mainly works with oil paint on canvas and produces prints such as lithography and wood cut prints.

From 2000 - 2003 she studied with Odd nerdrum-the world-renowned figurative painter. Since she left her masters studio she has continued to refine her skill, and she has developed her focus on the human figure by studying ancient sculpture in Italy. Knoop always paints from a live model, and she paints the Nordic landscape in plein air. Often combining these two disciplines she creates a kind of Nordic New Barock. Many of her solo shows has a specific topic concerning human conditions such as "Woman paints men" 2020, "Undercurrent" 206 and "The Nine Muses" 2009.

Over the years she has also painted several public portraits such as the Catholic Bishop of Oslo and the Chess Master, Magnus Carlsen. 

Women in Art

Still life with lost fortunes

1684

Art ID

2023

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100 x 80 cm

Oil on canvas

3800

$

Helene

Knoop

Women in Art

Echo

1685

Art ID

2023

|

100 x 80 cm

Oil on canvas

3800

$

Helene

Knoop

Women in Art

Baby on the beach

1683

Art ID

2023

|

65 x 70 cm

Oil on canvas

3800

$

Helene

Knoop

Women in Art

Spinning

1686

Art ID

2023

|

100 x 80 cm

Wood cut print

900

$

Helene

Knoop

Women in Art

A child is born

1687

Art ID

2023

|

70 x 50 cm

Oil on canvas

3600

$

Helene

Knoop

Women in Art

The lover

1688

Art ID

2023

|

70 x 55 cm

Oil on canvas

2200

$

Helene

Knoop

Women in Art

In fathers footstep

1689

Art ID

2018

|

70 x 100 cm

Oil on canvas

3800

$

Helene

Knoop

Women in Art

Mediterranean

1690

Art ID

2008

|

70 x 100 cm

Oil on canvas

3800

$

Helene

Knoop

Women in Art

Rubens copy

1691

Art ID

2013

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180 x 80 cm

Oil on canvas

5600

$

Helene

Knoop

Women in Art

Girl with fur

1692

Art ID

2014

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180 x 80 cm

Oil on canvas

5600

$

Helene

Knoop

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Exhibition & Shows


2023 | The Ludwig Knoop Project, NART, Estonia

2020 | Grand Hotel, Oslo. Men

2020 | Krapperup Konsthall Mølle, Sweden

2015 | Meam, The European Museum of Modern Art, Barcelona

2018 | Festspillutstiller, Elverum Kunstforening Elverum, Elverum

2017 | Factory Light Festival, Norway

2016 | Bærum Kunstforening / Underskog, Bærum

2012 | Youth, pop-event, Oslo

2009 | The Nine Muses, Galleri Trafo, Asker

2007 | Deja Vú, Trygve Lie Gallery, New York

2005 | Åmells Gallery, London

2005 | Holmenkollen Park Hotel, Oslo

2005 | Møre og Romsdal Kunstnersenter, Molde

2009 | Krapperup Konsthall Mølle, Sweden

2002 | Galleri Havstad, Drøbak

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