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For Children and Grandparents - for Dogs Fans - for Fans of Dog Breed Beagle

2011-10-07T11:56:00.001-07:00

Renowned Danish author Orla Nygaard and World of Art Award Winning Danish Artist Asbjorn Lonvig have so far published 3 children's books on LuluPress.com who administers print on demand publishing.

Two Books have been published in English. They are about a family who buys a dog (a Beagle).
The father is skeptical because he does not think he has time enough to look after the dog.
However, he becomes so fond of the dog that he decides to bring up and train the dog himself.
Unfortunately, things do not turn out the way he thinks and hopes. Time after time things go wrong
and very far from what he had expected, which results in a number of comical and bizarre situations.
You can see comprehensive previews on LuluPress of the books: Preview "The World's Best Beagy"
and preview of "Beagy will be Beagy".

You can order these 2 books by clicking on the motifs shown above - you will be navigated directly to the books on the LuluPress markedplace.

The 2 books mentioned above have been combined and published in Danish.
The book title is: "Biggi Verdens bedste Hund".

Nygaard & Lonvig, Denmark is very satisfied about feedbacks.
One of the most positive is this:

Dear Asbjorn.
I wrote to you when I received the books that I thought they are beautiful.
I liked the titles of the books. Very memorable. Children and parents can relate easily to the titles and
chapter titles. The colors of the covers and the art on the covers is very appealing for children as well as parents.
I love your geometric art and think it goes really well with the story contents.The inside of the books are very nicely done.
The page layouts are very clean and the art and story go really well with each other.
One can follow the story easily by looking at the pictures.

I liked the stories very much. Each had humor and a strong concept of family values.
The stories are lessons as well, but these lessons do not distract from the fun aspect of the book.
For very young children, each chapter could be made into its own book.
The books are WONDERFUL!
All my best,
Ellen Fisch *

*) Ellen Fisch lives on Long Island, New York.Ellen Fisch has a BA in Art from Brooklyn College and a MA in Art from New York University.Ellen Fisch is a fellow artist to Asbjorn Lonvig, she teatchesis.Ellen Fisch's general judgments are second to none.

Tour de France 2011 artworks.

2011-08-25T13:51:00.001-07:00

Introduction of 21 + 21 motifs

Today I introduce to you the motifs of the Tour de France 2011 stage 1 to 21.
And the 21 "boost"-motifs inspired by Paris.
The 21 "boost"-motifs inspired by Paris, shows the famous buildings and places in Paris.
If you during stage 21 spots famous buildings and places that the field actual did not pass.
Just take it easy.
It is not a figment of imagination on your side.
it is a figment of imagination on my side.

Stage 1 to 21 - motifs
inspired by each stage
Please click on an image below and you will be guided to my AbsoluteArt's Portfolio.
In my AbsoluteArts Portfolio you can see description, size, price, media, enlargement etc.

Stage21 "extra"-motifs
inspired by Stage 21 and by ParisPlease click on an image below and you will be guided to my
AbsoluteArt's Portfolio.
In my AbsoluteArts Portfolio you can see description, size, price, media, enlargement etc.

Sincerely,
Asbjorn Lonvig, Artist
"Lille Fejringhus"
8722 Hedensted
Denmark
lonvig@mail.dk

The North and South Europe Collections - The Complete Fine Art works of World of Art Award winning artist Asbjorn Lonvig, Denmark

2010-10-04T14:22:00.001-07:00

The North and South Europe Collections - The
Complete Fine Art works of World of Art Award winning artist Asbjorn Lonvig, Denmark

Based on concepts and prices of the 2010 International Fine Art Echibition in which Asbjorn Lonvig participated.

Asbjorn Lonvig:
I'm an old man.
I have children and grandchildren.
I'm Santa Claus every December.
I live in my dream house.
I have this dream job as an artist.
That I appreciate - every day.
But.
As old men often do, I suffer from this and that.
I have several flaws that need medication.
You never know when life's shirt is too short.
Therefore I have selected the 328
best of my designs and put them for sale as Originals and 210 numbered
and signed Fine Art Prints of each motif, clearly inspired by "2010
International Fine Art", which I attended in June 2010 in South Africa.
The sizes on as well originals as art prints are 84 x 59,4 cm (33.1î x
23.4î). The prices are the same as those set by the art auctioneer and
the art publisher of "2010 International Fine Art". The Originals are
Ink on Canvas. The Fine Art Prints are numbered and signed, and printed
on archival inks on cotton, that is on Hahnemühle Museum Etching 350gsm
Fine Art paper using pigment based archival inks.
Inspired by the thickest book I own - it is 9.3 cm or 3.7" - "The Complete Works of William
Shakespeare ..." I modestly call this selection "The Complete Fine Art Works of World of Art Award winning artist Asbjorn Lonvig, Denmark"...

Prices:
Originals US$ 5,976 - 8,632 each
Fine Art prints US$ 2,000 each

ADVERTISEMENT
It's a good idea to buy Asbjorn Lonvig's works.
He was awarded "The World of Art Award" from an art publishing house in London, UK.
This autumn an art book "Creative Genius" is published, where 100 contemporary artists
selected worldwide are portrayed.
The art book is published by the publisher Masters of Today in London, UK. Asbjorn Lonvig is one of the selected artists.
Last but not least, various critics compared him with Mondrian, Miró, Kandinsky, and Warhol. The author Alain Joannes, Paris, France, who wrote about Asbjorn Lonvig's work "Soul Hurting Still" in his book "Comment communiquer par des images" has even compared Asbjorn Lonvig with Johann Sebastian Bach!!!!
See more about all this on www.lonvig.dk.

The images are arranged in 10 Collections.Click on an image below and see it enlarged and a description of each work.

The North Europe Collection

Paris

Tour de France

Giro d'Italia - La Vuelta

London

Amsterdam - Berlin - St. Petersburg

Denmark - Hedensted - Brande - Vejle - The Little Belt - Funen

The South Europe Collection

Italy - Portofino - Sienna - Florence - Venice - Assisi - Paestum - Puglia

Rome - Colosseum - The Vatican - The Roman Forum - Pantheon -
Museo Nazionale Romano Palazzo Massimo

Spain - Madrid - Barcelona - Costa Brava - Granada

Lisbon - Porto

In general about the complete

fine art works of Asbjorn Lonvig

Original - one of a kind - art works:

Inks on canvas, size: 84 x 59,4 cm (33.1” x 23.4”).

Price US$ 5,976 - 8,632
valued by Graham's Fine Art Auctioneers, Johannesburg.

Graham’s only deals with works that illustrate great
significance through execution, condition, aesthetics, value and
iconicity.

A Certification of Authentication is issued on demand.

Concerning sale contact lonvig-complete-works@mail.dk

Fine Art Prints:

Edition 210 for each Original art work,

210 x exclusive fine art prints numbered and signed by the artist,

Archival Inks on cotton, that is on Hahnemühle Museum
Etching 350gsm Fine Art paper using pigment based archival inks,

size: 84 x 59,4 cm (33.1” x 23.4”).

Retail Price is US$ 2,000 - Artist Price is US$ 2,000

valued by art publisher 2010 Fine Art alias MMX Art, Cape Town.

A Certification of Authentication is issued on demand.

Concerning sale contact lonvig-complete-works @mail.dk

Delivery and Payment

The Art works are delivered all over the

world in a tube directly to you by UPS.

Payment by bank transfer to Danske Bank, Vesterbrogade 8, 8722 Hedensted,
Denmark,
Bank: Reg. number: 9521, Account number: 6225613638,

SWIFT: DABADKKK,

IBAN: DK4330006225613638

before delivery

Concerning sale contact lonvig-complete-works @mail.dk

Copyrights Asbjorn Lonvig

Asbjorn Lonvig's Copyrights are administered by Copydan, Denmark

and sister organizations all over the world.

Asbjorn Lonvig has the contract number 1549.

If you want to use a work for some purpose like a

beer label, a book cover, marketing or product design etc.

Please contact copydan@copydan.dk for price information.

Accounts are settled with Copydan.

The North and South America Collections - The Complete Fine Art works of Asbjorn Lonvig, Denmark

2010-10-04T04:40:00.000-07:00

The North and South America Collections - The
Complete Fine Art works of Asbjorn Lonvig, Denmark

Based on concepts and prices of the 2010
International Fine Art Echibition in which Asbjorn Lonvig participated.

Asbjorn Lonvig:
I'm an old man.
I have children and grandchildren.
I'm Santa Claus every December.
I live in my dream house.
I have this dream job as an artist.
That I appreciate - every day.
But.
As old men often do, I suffer from this and that.
I have several flaws that need medication.
You never know when life's shirt is too short.
Therefore I have selected the 328
best of my designs and put them for sale as Originals and 210 numbered
and signed Fine Art Prints of each motif, clearly inspired by "2010
International Fine Art", which I attended in June 2010 in South Africa.
The sizes on as well originals as art prints are 84 x 59,4 cm (33.1î x
23.4î). The prices are the same as those set by the art auctioneer and
the art publisher of "2010 International Fine Art". The Originals are
Ink on Canvas. The Fine Art Prints are numbered and signed, and printed
on archival inks on cotton, that is on Hahnemühle Museum Etching 350gsm
Fine Art paper using pigment based archival inks.
Inspired by the thickest book I own - it is 9.3 cm or 3.7" - "The Complete Works of William
Shakespeare ..." I modestly call this selection "The Complete Fine Art
Works of World of Art Award winning artist Asbjorn Lonvig, Denmark"...
Prices:
Originals US$ 5,976 - 8,632 each
Fine Art prints US$ 2,000 - 3,000 each

ADVERTISEMENT
It's a good idea to buy
Asbjorn Lonvig's works.
He was awarded "The World of Art Award" from an art publishing house
in London, UK.
This autumn an art book "Creative Genius" is published, where 100
contemporary artists
selected worldwide are portrayed.
The art book is published by the publisher Masters of Today in
London, UK. Asbjorn Lonvig is one of the selected artists.
Last but not least, various critics compared him with Mondrian,
Miró, Kandinsky, and Warhol. The author Alain Joannes, Paris, France,
who wrote about Asbjorn Lonvig's work "Soul Hurting Still" in his book
"Comment communiquer par des images" has even compared Asbjorn Lonvig
with Johann Sebastian Bach!!!!
See more about all this on www.lonvig.dk.

The images are arranged in 10 Collections.
Click on an image below and see it enlarged and a description of each work.

The North America Collection
Canada West

Canada East

New York - Buffalo

Chicago

Denver - Portland - San Francisco

Grand Canyon

Nashville, Tennessee (Lyrics from well-known songs visualized)

The South America Collection

Caminito (Buenos Aires, Argentina)

Easter Island (Chile)

In general about the complete fine art works
of Asbjorn Lonvig

Original - one of a kind - art works:

Inks on canvas, size: 84 x 59,4 cm (33.1” x 23.4”).

Price US$ 5,976 - 8,632 valued by Graham's Fine Art
Auctioneers, Johannesburg.

Graham’s only deals with works that illustrate great
significance through execution, condition, aesthetics, value and
iconicity.
A Certification of Authentication is issued on demand.

Concerning sale contact
lonvig-complete-works@mail.dk

Fine Art Prints:
Edition 210 for each Original art work,
210 x exclusive fine art prints numbered and signed by the
artist, Archival Inks on cotton, that is on Hahnemühle Museum
Etching 350gsm Fine Art paper using pigment based archival inks,
size: 84 x 59,4 cm (33.1” x 23.4”).
Retail Price is US$ 2,000 valued
by art publisher 2010 Fine Art alias MMX Art, Cape Town.
A Certification of Authentication is issued on demand.

Concerning sale contact

lonvig-complete-works@mail.dk

Delivery and Payment

The Art works are delivered all over the
world in a tube directly to you by UPS.
Payment by bank transfer to Danske Bank, Vesterbrogade 8, 8722 Hedensted,
Denmark,
Bank: Reg. number: 9521, Account number: 6225613638,
SWIFT:DABADKKK,
IBAN: DK4330006225613638
before delivery

Concerning sale contact
lonvig-complete-works @mail.dk

Asbjorn Lonvig, Denmark (*1949)

beer label, a book cover, marketing or
product design etc.

Please contact copydan@copydan.dk for price information.

Accounts are setteled with Copydan.

The Complete Fine Art works of World of Art Award winning artist Asbjorn Lonvig, Denmark

2010-09-27T12:48:00.001-07:00

The Complete Fine Art works of World of Art Award winning artist Asbjorn Lonvig, Denmark
- based on concepts and prices of the 2010 International Fine Art Exhibition in which Asbjorn Lonvig participated.

I'm an old man.
I have children and grandchildren.
I'm Santa Claus every December.
I live in my dream house.
I have this dream job as an artist.
That I appreciate - every day.
But.
As old men often do, I suffer from this and that.
I have several flaws that need medication.
You never know when life's shirt is too short.
Therefore I have selected the 328 best of my designs and put them for sale as Originals and 210 numbered and signed Fine Art Prints of each motif, clearly inspired by "2010 International Fine Art", which I attended in June 2010 in South Africa. The sizes on as well originals as fine art prints are 84 x 59,4 cm (33.1" x 23.4"). The prices are the same as those set by the art auctioneer and the art publisher of "2010 International Fine Art". The Originals are Ink on Canvas. The Fine Art Prints are numbered and signed, and printed on archival inks on cotton, that is on Hahnemühle Museum Etching 350gsm Fine Art paper using pigment based archival inks.
Inspired by the thickest book I own - it is 9.3 cm or 3.7" - "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare ..." I modestly call this selection "The Complete Fine Art Works of World of Art Award winning artist Asbjorn Lonvig, Denmark"...
Prices:
Originals US$ 5,976 - 8,632 each
Fine Art Prints US$ 2,000 each

.ADVERTISEMENT

It's a good idea to buy Asbjorn Lonvig's works. He was awarded "The World of Art Award" from an art publising house in London, UK. This autumn an art book "Creative GENIUS" is published, where 100 contemporary artists selected worldwide are portrayed. The art book is published by the publisher Masters of today in London, UK. Asbjorn Lonvig is one of the selected artists. Last but not least, various critics compared him with Mondrian, Miró, Kandinsky, and Warhol. The author Alain Joannes, Paris, France, who wrote about Asbjorn Lonvig's work "Soul Hurting Still" in his book "Comment communiquer par des images" has even compared Asbjorn Lonvig with Johann Sebastian Bach!!!!

While the IT system including blog submission is being tested (BETA) you are allowed a sneak preview by clicking on the front page below

"South African Joy" by Asbjorn Lonvig, DK - Official Licenced Product of the 2010 FIFA World Cup™

2010-06-15T11:02:00.000-07:00

"South African Joy"

2010, Inks on canvas/Archival Inks on cotton, 84 x 59,4 cm (33.1” x 23.4”), edition 210
Click on "South African Joy" below
and download a high resolution image for press coverage.

A South African Art Publisher MMX Art in Cape Town contacted me.
MMX Art alias 2010 International Fine Art is licensed to use the phrase “Official Licensed Products of the 2010 FIFA World Cup™” by FIFA.
5 artists from each of the 32 qualifying countries to 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™
were selected to participate in the 2010 International Fine Art project and form the 2010 International Fine Art Collection.
After signing a contract I got the “Artistic Brief” from 2010 International Fine Art:

“The world is coming home to Africa, the cradle of humankind, the site where the story of our species started. It is – in essence – the home of all humanity.
It is also the location for the greatest sporting event in the world – the 2010 FIFA World Cup^TM – the first time in its history that the tournament has been staged in Africa.
The artwork must bring together the elements of this African heritage and fuse it with the energy and excitement of the World Cup, the heights of athletic excellence, the favor of football enthusiasts, and pride of your country’s participation in the tournament.
The original must incorporate at least an element of football in order to celebrate this extraordinary event being brought to African soil.”

The symbolism of "South African Joy" by Asbjorn Lonvig

The Acacia tree and the Baobab Tree are significant trees in South Africa.

I am looking for my inner eye giraffes eating the leaves of an Acacia tree.

The South African Savannah in the East, the bush and dessert in the West are the domicile of a lot of exotic animals such as Zebras, Flamingos, Elephants, Lions, Penguins, and Giraffes.
To me the most outstanding of them is the Giraffe.
In “South African Joy” symbolized by a giraffe skin.

The sun is important to all of us.
In most of South Africa there is subtropical climate witch has an impact on everything.
On nature as well as on people’s conduct and behavior.

From maps we know the shape of the African Continent.
From the name we can guess where South Africa is, but I did not know exact shape of South Africa on beforehand.

FIFA World Cup stadiums in South Africa are scattered around the country:
The stadiums are in Cape Town, Durban, Johannesburg, Bloemfontein, Port Elizabeth, Nelspruit, Polokwane, Rustenburg, and Pretoria.

In a very short time – when the FIFA World Cup has started - the world will recognize the shape and the colors of the Republic of South Africa's flag:
Red symbolizes the struggle for freedom.
Black and White the different peoples of South Africa.
Yellow the country's mineral wealth.
And green and blue symbolize the country’s fertility and its magnificent scenery and wildlife.

Desmond Tutu – you know, the former archbishop who is always talking and always smiling – called South Africa’s people the Rainbow Nation.
That was because of the country's wonderfully diverse, colourful, and utterly unique society.
Furthermore, South Africa’s National Motto is "Unity in Diversity".

I know about an explorer that drew in his car down through the African continent from the Strait of Gibraltar to South Africa. He told that everywhere kids were playing soccer.To accommodate all the soccer playing children the soccer field is a double field. Double Soccer is the name of the game.There are 4 goals. Two balls in different colors.I have established a Facebook group to form the exact rules. “Help making the Double Soccer rules: As a point of departure I have mentioned a few keywords to the Facebook group members: Fun, fast, exhausting, tactics, strategy, chess, exciting to look at, appealing to electronic medias”.

The imaginative kids of Africa will probably some day amuse themselves by playing double soccer. You may percept many different run patterns in “South African Joy” – run patterns of players’ movements as you will see them on the stadiums of South Africa. Zigzag, forth and back etc. Stepping up the stairs – maybe reaching fame.
Some day an African nation might win the FIFA World Cup™.

Sales - the 2010 International Fine Art Collection
The 2010 International Fine Art Collection consists of 160 motifs.
All of them are fore sale – as you might have calculated there are only 210 of each motif.
The art prints are printed on Hahnemühle Museum Etching 350gsm Fine Art paper using pigment based archival inks.
They are sold on a first come first served principle – so, HURRY UP!!!!

Please contact:
Asbjorn Lonvig, artist
Lille Fejringhus
43 Fejringhusvej
8722 Hedensted
Denmark
+45 75890477
lonvig@mail.dk

If you are a citizen in Germany or South Africa you must contact the authorized sellers in Germany or South Africa.

The 2010 International Fine Art Collection
Click on a thumbnail below and see a larger image and a description.
Till "under construction" below has been removed look at the 2010 International Fine Art Collection web site
- however, still contact: Asbjorn Lonvig.

Algeria
Noureddine Zekara
Rachid Djemai
Layachi Hamidouche
Tahar Ouamane
Hocine Ziani

Argentina
Pablo Di Masso
Juan Carlos Stekelman
Horacio Sanchez Fantino
Mirta Kupfer
Mariano Molina

Australia
Richard Birmingham
Anthony Lister
Chris Wake
Charles Billich
Aaron Kinnane

Brazil
Cybele Varela
Gustavo Rosa
Luiz Cavalli
Marcelo Ferreira
Rogério Dias

Cameroon
William Kayo
Florence Béal-Nénakwé
Hervé Momo

Denmark
Jonna Pedersen
Bjorn Eriksen
Asbjorn Lonvig
Canuto Kallan
Frodo Mikkelsen

England
Peter Phillips
James Faure Walker
Ed Gray
Belinda Eaton
Blaize Simon

France
Régis Rigaux
Yann Couedor
Jacques Ridereau
Dtone
Alexis Peskine

Germany
Tanja Maria Ernst
Patrick Lemke
Hella de Santarossa
Albert Münch
Marc C. Woehr
Mores Rabenstern

Ghana
George Hughes
Kofi Agorsor
Wiz Kudowor
Larry Otoo
Frank Asomani
Tafa

Greece
Giannis Diamandis
Eleni Economo
Vassiliki
Anastasiou
Eleni Pechlivani
Dimitrios Loumiotis

Honduras
Miguel Ruiz Matutte
Santos Arzu Quioto
Wilmer Castro Sandres
Ivan Fiallos
Maury Flores Gomez
Irazema Ríos

Italy
Giancarlo Impiglia
Guido Boletti
Lola Scarpitta
Monica Marioni
Andrea Chiesi
Anna Maria Pugliese

Japan
Kimi Sakaki
Yoko Kitagawa
Tomoko Seyama
Hiroyuki Matsuda
Tatsuya Matsushita

Mexico
Byron Galvez
Verónica Ruiz de Velasco
Pedro Friedeberg
Abraham Jiménez
Alejandro Mondria Hiber

Netherlands
Marianne Naerebout
Giovanni Dalessi
Hans van Horck
Arie van Geest
Clemens Briels

Slovakia
Michal Czinege
Igor Cvacho
Erik Sille
Mira Gáberová
Rastislav Sedlacik

South Africa
Esther Mahlangu
Sfiso ka Mkame
Zamani Makhanya
Andrew Verster
Selwyn Pekeur

Spain
Pep Guerrero
Sergio Mora
Eleazar
Oscar Seco
Luis Pérez

USA
Paul Goodnight
Marcus Antonius Jansen
James Gemmill
Robert Sturman
James Fiorentino
Burton Morris
Michael Kupka

"South African Joy" by Asbjorn Lonvig, DK - Official Licenced Product of the 2010 FIFA World Cup� - by Asbjorn Lonvig

2010-06-14T07:17:00.001-07:00

absolutearts.com Portfolio

"South African Joy"

2010, Inks on canvas/Archival Inks on cotton, 84 x 59,4 cm (33.1” x 23.4”), edition 210
Click on "South African Joy" below
and download a high resolution image for press coverage.

A South African Art Publisher MMX Art in Cape Town contacted me.
MMX Art alias 2010 International Fine Art is licensed to use the phrase “Official Licensed Products of the 2010 FIFA World Cup™” by FIFA.

5 artists from each of the 32 qualifying countries to 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™
were selected to participate in the 2010 International Fine Art project and form the 2010 International Fine Art Collection.
After signing a contract I got the “Artistic Brief” from 2010 International Fine Art:

“The world is coming home to Africa, the cradle of humankind, the site where the story of our species started. It is – in essence – the home of all humanity.
It is also the location for the greatest sporting event in the world – the 2010 FIFA World Cup^TM – the first time in its history that the tournament has been staged in Africa.
The artwork must bring together the elements of this African heritage and fuse it with the energy and excitement of the World Cup, the heights of athletic excellence, the favor of football enthusiasts, and pride of your country’s participation in the tournament.
The original must incorporate at least an element of football in order to celebrate this extraordinary event being brought to African soil.”

The symbolism of "South African Joy" by Asbjorn Lonvig

The Acacia tree and the Baobab Tree are significant trees in South Africa.
I am looking for my inner eye giraffes eating the leaves of an Acacia tree.

The South African Savannah in the East, the bush and dessert in the West are the domicile of a lot of exotic animals such as Zebras, Flamingos, Elephants, Lions, Penguins, and Giraffes.
To me the most outstanding of them is the Giraffe.
In “South African Joy” symbolized by a giraffe skin.

The sun is important to all of us.
In most of South Africa there is subtropical climate witch has an impact on everything.
On nature as well as on people’s conduct and behavior.

From maps we know the shape of the African Continent.
From the name we can guess where South Africa is, but I did not know exact shape of South Africa on beforehand.

FIFA World Cup stadiums in South Africa are scattered around the country:
The stadiums are in Cape Town, Durban, Johannesburg, Bloemfontein, Port Elizabeth, Nelspruit, Polokwane, Rustenburg, and Pretoria.

In a very short time – when the FIFA World Cup has started - the world will recognize the shape and the colors of the Republic of South Africa's flag:
Red symbolizes the struggle for freedom.
Black and White the different peoples of South Africa.
Yellow the country's mineral wealth.
And green and blue symbolize the country’s fertility and its magnificent scenery and wildlife.

Desmond Tutu – you know, the former archbishop who is always talking and always smiling – called South Africa’s people the Rainbow Nation.
That was because of the country's wonderfully diverse, colourful, and utterly unique society.
Furthermore, South Africa’s National Motto is "Unity in Diversity".

I know about an explorer that drew in his car down through the African continent from the Strait of Gibraltar to South Africa. He told that everywhere kids were playing soccer.To accommodate all the soccer playing children the soccer field is a double field. Double Soccer is the name of the game.There are 4 goals. Two balls in different colors.I have established a Facebook group to form the exact rules. “Help making the Double Soccer rules: As a point of departure I have mentioned a few keywords to the Facebook group members: Fun, fast, exhausting, tactics, strategy, chess, exciting to look at, appealing to electronic medias”.

Please contact:
Asbjorn Lonvig, artist
Lille Fejringhus
43 Fejringhusvej
8722 Hedensted
Denmark
+45 75890477
lonvig@mail.dk

If you are a citizen in Germany or South Africa
you must contact the authorized sellers in Germany or South Africa.

Motifs - the 2010 International Fine Art Collection
Click on a thumbnail below and see a larger image and a description.
Till "under construction" below has been removed look at the 2010 International Fine Art Collection web site
- however, still contact: Asbjorn Lonvig.

Algeria
Noureddine Zekara
Rachid Djemai
Layachi Hamidouche
Tahar Ouamane
Hocine Ziani

Argentina
Pablo Di Masso
Juan Carlos Stekelman
Horacio Sanchez Fantino
Mirta Kupfer
Mariano Molina

Australia
Richard Birmingham
Anthony Lister
Chris Wake
Charles Billich
Aaron Kinnane

Brazil
Cybele Varela
Gustavo Rosa
Luiz Cavalli
Marcelo Ferreira
Rogério Dias

Cameroon
William Kayo
Florence Béal-Nénakwé
Hervé Momo

Denmark
Jonna Pedersen
Bjorn Eriksen
Asbjorn Lonvig
Canuto Kallan
Frodo Mikkelsen

England
Peter Phillips
James Faure Walker
Ed Gray
Belinda Eaton
Blaize Simon

France
Régis Rigaux
Yann Couedor
Jacques Ridereau
Dtone
Alexis Peskine

Germany
Tanja Maria Ernst
Patrick Lemke
Hella de Santarossa
Albert Münch
Marc C. Woehr
Mores Rabenstern

Ghana
George Hughes
Kofi Agorsor
Wiz Kudowor
Larry Otoo
Frank Asomani
Tafa

Greece
Giannis Diamandis
Eleni Economo
Vassiliki Anastasiou
Eleni Pechlivani
Dimitrios Loumiotis

Honduras
Miguel Ruiz Matutte
Santos Arzu Quioto
Wilmer Castro Sandres
Ivan Fiallos
Maury Flores Gomez
Irazema Ríos

Italy
Giancarlo Impiglia
Guido Boletti
Lola Scarpitta
Monica Marioni
Andrea Chiesi
Anna Maria Pugliese

Japan
Kimi Sakaki
Yoko Kitagawa
Tomoko Seyama
Hiroyuki Matsuda
Tatsuya Matsushita

Mexico
Byron Galvez
Verónica Ruiz de Velasco
Pedro Friedeberg
Abraham Jiménez
Alejandro Mondria Hiber

Netherlands
Marianne Naerebout
Giovanni Dalessi
Hans van Horck
Arie van Geest
Clemens Briels

South Africa
Esther Mahlangu
Sfiso ka Mkame
Zamani Makhanya
Andrew Verster
Selwyn Pekeur

Spain
Pep Guerrero
Sergio Mora
Eleazar
Oscar Seco
Luis Pérez

USA
Paul Goodnight
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"South African Joy"

2010, Inks on canvas/Archival Inks on cotton, 84 x 59,4 cm (33.1” x 23.4”), edition 210
Click on "South African Joy" below
and download a high resolution image for press coverage.

A South African Art Publisher MMX Art in Cape Town contacted me.
MMX Art alias 2010 International Fine Art is licensed to use the phrase “Official Licensed Products of the 2010 FIFA World Cup™” by FIFA.

5 artists from each of the 32 qualifying countries to 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™
were selected to participate in the 2010 International Fine Art project and form the 2010 International Fine Art Collection.
After signing a contract I got the “Artistic Brief” from 2010 International Fine Art:

“The world is coming home to Africa, the cradle of humankind, the site where the story of our species started. It is – in essence – the home of all humanity.
It is also the location for the greatest sporting event in the world – the 2010 FIFA World Cup^TM – the first time in its history that the tournament has been staged in Africa.
The artwork must bring together the elements of this African heritage and fuse it with the energy and excitement of the World Cup, the heights of athletic excellence, the favor of football enthusiasts, and pride of your country’s participation in the tournament.
The original must incorporate at least an element of football in order to celebrate this extraordinary event being brought to African soil.”

The symbolism of "South African Joy" by Asbjorn Lonvig

The Acacia tree and the Baobab Tree are significant trees in South Africa.
I am looking for my inner eye giraffes eating the leaves of an Acacia tree.

The South African Savannah in the East, the bush and dessert in the West are the domicile of a lot of exotic animals such as Zebras, Flamingos, Elephants, Lions, Penguins, and Giraffes.
To me the most outstanding of them is the Giraffe.
In “South African Joy” symbolized by a giraffe skin.

The sun is important to all of us.
In most of South Africa there is subtropical climate witch has an impact on everything.
On nature as well as on people’s conduct and behavior.

From maps we know the shape of the African Continent.
From the name we can guess where South Africa is, but I did not know exact shape of South Africa on beforehand.

FIFA World Cup stadiums in South Africa are scattered around the country:
The stadiums are in Cape Town, Durban, Johannesburg, Bloemfontein, Port Elizabeth, Nelspruit, Polokwane, Rustenburg, and Pretoria.

In a very short time – when the FIFA World Cup has started - the world will recognize the shape and the colors of the Republic of South Africa's flag:
Red symbolizes the struggle for freedom.
Black and White the different peoples of South Africa.
Yellow the country's mineral wealth.
And green and blue symbolize the country’s fertility and its magnificent scenery and wildlife.

Desmond Tutu – you know, the former archbishop who is always talking and always smiling – called South Africa’s people the Rainbow Nation.
That was because of the country's wonderfully diverse, colourful, and utterly unique society.
Furthermore, South Africa’s National Motto is "Unity in Diversity".

I know about an explorer that drew in his car down through the African continent from the Strait of Gibraltar to South Africa. He told that everywhere kids were playing soccer.To accommodate all the soccer playing children the soccer field is a double field. Double Soccer is the name of the game.There are 4 goals. Two balls in different colors.I have established a Facebook group to form the exact rules. “Help making the Double Soccer rules: As a point of departure I have mentioned a few keywords to the Facebook group members: Fun, fast, exhausting, tactics, strategy, chess, exciting to look at, appealing to electronic medias”.

Please contact:
Asbjorn Lonvig, artist
Lille Fejringhus
43 Fejringhusvej
8722 Hedensted
Denmark
+45 75890477
lonvig@mail.dk

If you are a citizen in Germany or South Africa
you must contact the authorized sellers in Germany or South Africa.

Motifs - the 2010 International Fine Art Collection
Click on a thumbnail below and see a larger image and a description.
Till "under construction" below has been removed look at the 2010 International Fine Art Collection web site
- however, still contact:
Asbjorn Lonvig, artist
Lille Fejringhus
43 Fejringhusvej
8722 Hedensted
Denmark
+45 75890477
lonvig@mail.dk

Algeria
Noureddine Zekara
Rachid Djemai
Layachi Hamidouche
Tahar Ouamane
Hocine Ziani

Honduras
Miguel Ruiz Matutte
Santos Arzu Quioto
Irazema Ríos
Wilmer Castro Sandres
Ivan Fiallos
Maury Flores Gomez
Irazema Ríos

Italy
Giancarlo Impiglia
Guido Boletti
Lola Scarpitta
Monica Marioni
Andrea Chiesi
Anna Maria Pugliese

Japan
Kimi Sakaki
Yoko Kitagawa
Tomoko Seyama
Hiroyuki Matsuda
Tatsuya Matsushita

DPR Korea - North Korea (101-105) - Under construction
Republic of Korea - South Korea (107-110) - Under construction

Mexico
Byron Galvez
Verónica Ruiz de Velasco
Pedro Friedeberg
Abraham Jiménez
Alejandro Mondria Hiber

Netherlands
Marianne Naerebout
Giovanni Dalessi
Hans van Horck
Arie van Geest
Clemens Briels

New Zealand (124-128) - Under construction
Nigeria (130-134) - Under construction
Paraguay (136-140) - Under construction
Portugal (142-146) - Under construction
Serbia (148-152) - Under construction
Slovakia (154-158) - Under construction
Slovenia (160-163) - Under construction
South Africa (165-169) - Under construction
Spain (171-175) - Under construction
Switzerland (177-181) - Under construction
Uruguay (183-187)

USA
Paul Goodnight
Marcus Antonius Jansen
James Gemmill
Robert Sturman
James Fiorentino
Burton Morris
Michael Kupka

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"South African Joy"

2010, Inks on canvas/Archival Inks on cotton, 84 x 59,4 cm (33.1” x 23.4”), edition 210
Click on "South African Joy" below
and download a high resolution image for press coverage.

A South African Art Publisher MMX Art in Cape Town contacted me.
MMX Art alias 2010 International Fine Art is licensed to use the phrase “Official Licensed Products of the 2010 FIFA World Cup™” by FIFA.

5 artists from each of the 32 qualifying countries to 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™
were selected to participate in the 2010 International Fine Art project and form the 2010 International Fine Art Collection.
After signing a contract I got the “Artistic Brief” from 2010 International Fine Art:

“The world is coming home to Africa, the cradle of humankind, the site where the story of our species started. It is – in essence – the home of all humanity.
It is also the location for the greatest sporting event in the world – the 2010 FIFA World Cup^TM – the first time in its history that the tournament has been staged in Africa.
The artwork must bring together the elements of this African heritage and fuse it with the energy and excitement of the World Cup, the heights of athletic excellence, the favor of football enthusiasts, and pride of your country’s participation in the tournament.
The original must incorporate at least an element of football in order to celebrate this extraordinary event being brought to African soil.”

The symbolism of "South African Joy" by Asbjorn Lonvig

The Acacia tree and the Baobab Tree are significant trees in South Africa.
I am looking for my inner eye giraffes eating the leaves of an Acacia tree.

The South African Savannah in the East, the bush and dessert in the West are the domicile of a lot of exotic animals such as Zebras, Flamingos, Elephants, Lions, Penguins, and Giraffes.
To me the most outstanding of them is the Giraffe.
In “South African Joy” symbolized by a giraffe skin.

The sun is important to all of us.
In most of South Africa there is subtropical climate witch has an impact on everything.
On nature as well as on people’s conduct and behavior.

From maps we know the shape of the African Continent.
From the name we can guess where South Africa is, but I did not know exact shape of South Africa on beforehand.

FIFA World Cup stadiums in South Africa are scattered around the country:
The stadiums are in Cape Town, Durban, Johannesburg, Bloemfontein, Port Elizabeth, Nelspruit, Polokwane, Rustenburg, and Pretoria.

In a very short time – when the FIFA World Cup has started - the world will recognize the shape and the colors of the Republic of South Africa's flag:
Red symbolizes the struggle for freedom.
Black and White the different peoples of South Africa.
Yellow the country's mineral wealth.
And green and blue symbolize the country’s fertility and its magnificent scenery and wildlife.

Desmond Tutu – you know, the former archbishop who is always talking and always smiling – called South Africa’s people the Rainbow Nation.
That was because of the country's wonderfully diverse, colourful, and utterly unique society.
Furthermore, South Africa’s National Motto is "Unity in Diversity".

I know about an explorer that drew in his car down through the African continent from the Strait of Gibraltar to South Africa. He told that everywhere kids were playing soccer.To accommodate all the soccer playing children the soccer field is a double field. Double Soccer is the name of the game.There are 4 goals. Two balls in different colors.I have established a Facebook group to form the exact rules. “Help making the Double Soccer rules: As a point of departure I have mentioned a few keywords to the Facebook group members: Fun, fast, exhausting, tactics, strategy, chess, exciting to look at, appealing to electronic medias”.

The imaginative kids of Africa will probably some day amuse themselves by playing double soccer. You may percept many different run patterns in “South African Joy” – run patterns of players’ movements as you will see them on the stadiums of South Africa. Zigzag, forth and back etc. Stepping up the stairs – maybe reaching fame.
Some day an African nation might win the FIFA World Cup™.

Sales - the 2010 International Fine Art Collection
The 2010 International Fine Art Collection consists of 160 motifs.
All of them are fore sale – as you might have calculated there are only 210 of each motif.
The art prints are printed on Hahnemühle Museum Etching 350gsm Fine Art paper using pigment based archival inks.
They are sold on a first come first served principle – so, HURRY UP!!!!
Please contact:
Asbjorn Lonvig, artist
Lille Fejringhus
43 Fejringhusvej
8722 Hedensted
Denmark
+45 75890477
lonvig@mail.dk

If you are a citizen in Germany or South Africa
you must contact the authorized sellers in Germany or South Africa.

Motifs - the 2010 International Fine Art Collection
Click on a thumbnail below and see a larger image and a description.
Till "under construction" below has been removed look at the 2010 International Fine Art Collection web site
- however, still contact:
Asbjorn Lonvig, artist
Lille Fejringhus
43 Fejringhusvej
8722 Hedensted
Denmark
+45 75890477
lonvig@mail.dk

Algeria
Noureddine Zekara
Rachid Djemai
Layachi Hamidouche
Tahar Ouamane
Hocine Ziani

Argentina
Pablo Di Masso
Juan Carlos Stekelman
Horacio Sanchez Fantino
Mirta Kupfer
Mariano Molina

Australia
Richard Birmingham
Anthony Lister
Chris Wake
Charles Billich
Aaron Kinnane

Brazil
Cybele Varela
Gustavo Rosa
Luiz Cavalli
Marcelo Ferreira
Rogério Dias

Cameroon
William Kayo
Florence Béal-Nénakwé
Hervé Momo

Denmark
Jonna Pedersen
Bjorn Eriksen
Asbjorn Lonvig
Canuto Kallan
Frodo Mikkelsen

England
Peter Phillips
James Faure Walker
Ed Gray
Belinda Eaton
Blaize Simon

France
Régis Rigaux
Yann Couedor
Jacques Ridereau
Dtone
Alexis Peskine

Germany
Tanja Maria Ernst
Patrick Lemke
Hella de Santarossa
Albert Münch
Marc C. Woehr
Mores Rabenstern

Ghana
George Hughes
Kofi Agorsor
Wiz Kudowor
Larry Otoo
Frank Asomani
Tafa

Greece
Giannis Diamandis
Eleni Economo
Vassiliki Anastasiou
Eleni Pechlivani
Dimitrios Loumiotis

Honduras
Miguel Ruiz Matutte
Santos Arzu Quioto
Irazema Ríos
Wilmer Castro Sandres
Ivan Fiallos
Maury Flores Gomez
Irazema Ríos

Italy
Giancarlo Impiglia
Guido Boletti
Lola Scarpitta
Monica Marioni
Andrea Chiesi
Anna Maria Pugliese

Japan
Kimi Sakaki
Yoko Kitagawa
Tomoko Seyama
Hiroyuki Matsuda
Tatsuya Matsushita

DPR Korea - North Korea (101-105) - Under construction
Republic of Korea - South Korea (107-110) - Under construction
Mexico
Byron Galvez
Verónica Ruiz de Velasco
Pedro Friedeberg
Abraham Jiménez
Alejandro Mondria Hiber

Netherlands
Marianne Naerebout
Giovanni Dalessi
Hans van Horck
Arie van Geest
Clemens Briels

New Zealand (124-128) - Under construction
Nigeria (130-134) - Under construction
Paraguay (136-140) - Under construction
Portugal (142-146) - Under construction
Serbia (148-152) - Under construction
Slovakia (154-158) - Under construction
Slovenia (160-163) - Under construction
South Africa (165-169) - Under construction
Spain (171-175) - Under construction
Switzerland (177-181) - Under construction
Uruguay (183-187) - Under construction
USA (189-195) - Under construction

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