Carl-Henning Pedersen


about Carl-Henning Pedersen
Copenhague, 1913
Carl‑Henning Pedersen (Copenhagen, 1913 - 2007) was a prominent Danish painter and key member of the CoBrA avant‑garde movement, known for his imaginative, abstract works filled with color and fairy‑tale-inspired symbolism. Largely self-taught, he developed a vibrant, dreamlike visual language.
Pedersen participated in influential artist groups and was exposed to modern art in Paris, playing a central role in CoBrA, a collective emphasizing collective creativity and expressive freedom. Throughout his career, he produced paintings, prints, murals, mosaics, and stained glass works, including monumental public art projects. He represented Denmark at the Venice Biennale, and his legacy is preserved in institutions such as the Carl‑Henning Pedersen & Else Alfelt Museum in Denmark.
Other works of the exposition Works available by
José Antonio Vallejo Serrano
La hora de llegada 03, 2011
Grabado digital y grafito sobre papel
70 x 50 cm
€610.00
José Antonio Vallejo Serrano
La hora de llegada 02, 2011
Grabado digital y grafito sobre papel
70 x 50 cm
€610.00
Carmen Calvo
Son medallones blancos, negros y plateados, 2007
Técnica mixta y cristales
62 x 62 cm
€5,930.00
Lorenzo González
Matisse como pretexto sobre blanco, 2001
Aguafuerte, Serigrafía y Collage
73.5 x 101 cm
€460.00
Lorenzo González
Matisse como pretexto sobre rojo, 2001
Aguafuerte, Serigrafía y Collage
73.5 x 101 cm
€460.00















































































































































































































































































































