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Ger LATASTER (Schaesberg 1920 - Amsterdam 2012) Dutch painter, ceramicist, graphic artist, draughtsman and sculptor. Ger Lataster (1920-2012): Dutch Abstract Expressionist Artist Ger Lataster, born in 1920 and died in 2012, was a prominent Dutch artist who gained fame for his influential contributions to the abstract expressionist art movement. His unique ability to express emotions and thoughts through his paintings made him an esteemed figure in the art world. Lataster's work was characterised by vibrant colours, spontaneous brushstrokes and a profound emotional charge. His paintings reflected his inner world and explored the human experience in an intuitive and intense way. His art offered a glimpse into his thoughts and feelings, challenging viewers to discover their own interpretations. As a member of the Dutch experimental art group "Limburg Progressives" and later involved in the CoBrA movement, Lataster was a key figure in the evolution of modern art in the Netherlands. His influence on abstract expression and his ability to use art as a means to explore deeper layers of human experience were remarkable. With exhibitions at home and abroad, Ger Lataster has gained worldwide recognition. His work can be admired in renowned museums and private collections, where it reflects the continued relevance of his artistic vision. Ger Lataster's artistic legacy remains vibrant, and his work remains a source of inspiration for artists and art lovers alike. His ability to capture deep emotions in paint and brushstrokes made him an extraordinary artist who emphasised the power of abstract expression. Comes from the collection of the municipality of The Hague, The Netherlands.