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              <text>Solitary Creations presents works by fifty major artists from Collection De Stadshof, artistic talents that do not represent themselves as an artist, and who develop their creativity outside the frameworks and views of the regular art circuit. Both internationally famous creatures of 'outsiderkunst' (an umbrella for art brut, naive art, visionary and fantastic art) are found as "discoveries", hidden artistic gems that deserve a stage. The book shows a range of spontaneous and self-artistic creations, a category that exists continually and globally, independent of the prevailing culture and fashions. Since the beginning of the 20th century, there has been art historical attention, as a phenomenon in the margins of modern and contemporary art, but the creations themselves are not collected by art museums. Solitary Creations gives beautiful examples of this art, almost always by the hand of unstoppable, often obsessive, car actors. Particular facets of these works of art are the author's unique handwriting, the unusual materials, the overcrowding of the image. Specifically photographed for the book.</text>
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              <text>A.C.M., Alexandrine, Philippe Azema, Dirk Bos, Herman Bossert, Bonifaci Bros, Aaltje Dammer, Adama Diakhate, Paul Duhem, Luiz Figueiredo, Maurice Fuldauer, Jacky Garnier, Siebe Wiemer Glastra, Martha Grunenwaldt, Chris Hipkiss, Lies Hutting, El Majoub Jaber, Tobian Jessberger, Bertus Jonkers, Truus Kardol, Jan Kervezee, Sai Kijima, Rosemarie Koczy, Davood Koochaki, Reuben Lake, Marc Lamy, Hans Langner, Pavel Leonov, Marie-Rose Lortet, Bonaria Manca, Markus Meurer, Allina Ndebele, Michel Nedjar, Leo Neervoort, Nek Chand, Donald Pass, Jeroen Pomp, Ody Saban, Hans Scholze, Christine Sefolosha, Joseph Selhorst, Paula Sluiter, Willem Van Genk, Ank Van Pagee, Henk Veenvliet, Arie Visser, Roy Wenzel, Johnson Weree, Karin Zalin, Anna Zemankova, Carlo Zinelli</text>
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