Frieze Viewing Room Collector Picks: Lucas Ossendrijver

From Robert Mapplethorpe to Alexandra Bircken, the former Lanvin menswear designer picks his favourite artworks on Frieze Viewing Room

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BY Lucas Ossendrijver in Frieze London & Frieze Masters | 14 OCT 21

ALEXANDRA BIRCKEN

Hessel, 2021

Motorbike suit, nails

61.42" x 65.35" x 4.33" (156 cm x 166 cm x 11 cm)

$20-50k

Presented by Herald St

Alexandra Bircken
Courtesy of Herald St

 

ROBERT MAPPLETHORPE

Jack Walls, 1982

silver gelatin print

15.98" x 20" (40.6 cm x 50.8 cm)

$ 17,000

Presented by Xavier Hufkens

Robert Mapplethrope, courtesy of Xavier Hufkens
Courtesy of Xavier Hufkens

OSCAR TUAZON

NIGHT VISION 2, 2012

c-print on alumiunium

46.46" x 62.99" (118 cm x 160 cm)

$ 25,000

Presented by Maureen Paley

Oscar Tuazon
Courtesy of Maureen Paley

ELLSWORTH KELLY

Sunflower I, 2004

Lithograph.

37.01" x 29.02" (94 cm x 73.7 cm)

Price on Application

Presented by Tristan Hoare/Lyndsey Ingram

Ellsworth Kelly
Courtesy of Tristan Hoare/Lyndsey Ingram

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Main image: Portrait photo by Viviane Sassen

Lucas Ossendrijver is a pragmatic aesthete, a builder-dreamer, masterfully tracing his lines for style and life, beginning with reality and constantly moving forward.

Ossendrijver's past masters include Jil Sander, Helmut Lang and Rei Kawakubo, adding to the apparent austerity of the cut a certain sensuality with leather touches and details in the craftsmanship that never betray a legacy; they subtly beautify it. From Kenzo and Kostas Murkudis to Dior Homme where he worked for three and a half years under Hedi Slimane, Lucas Ossendrijver passed through very different worlds before arriving at Lanvin in 2005 where he spent 15 years as Creative Director of Menswear.  His eagerly awaited capsule collection for Theory (menswear and womenswear) will launch in Spring 2022.  

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