Back side

 What's to Bee-Come of  Bees; They Just Won't Bee-Have

Paintings (sorted by the year):

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Back side of paintings:

On the back side of Vincent van Volkmer's paintings you can see several symbols, signs and writings. Among them pyramides, freemason symbols and an hand written ancient manuscript.
Photo above: back side of the painting titled: „2319“ by Vincent van Volkmer. Painted in 1991.
Photo above: back side of the painting titled: „2319“ by Vincent van Volkmer. Painted in 1991.
Six glued components:
There are six glued components on the back of every Vincent van Volkmer painting:

  1. At the top left is a Hebrew writing among two freemason symbols. 
  2. At the top right there are three upside down pyramids which are at the same time the initials of Vincent van Volkmer (thee times "V"). Beneath of it is an eye, a temple in the greek style and the ancient Nsw-Bity (also Nesut-Biti, Nswt-Bjtj or Nisut-Biti) sign. This hieroglyph is the ancient royal name of Egyptian pharaohs. It is pronounced [nj-]sw.t bj.t[j], the meaning is "[He of] the sedge and the bee" ("King of Upper and Lower Egypt"). On the left and right side of it bees similar to the symbols of the French Emperor Napoleon Bonaparte. 
  3. Below in the middle a hand written manuscript which is signed by Vincent van Volkmer's name and emblem. 
  4. Above two tickets of a lottery including two numerical codes. 
  5. Above it a handwritten ancient manuscript. 
Futhermore six handwritten components:

  1. At the top left the latin words "Praesentia", "Praeterita" and "Futurae", which english meaning is "presence", "past" and "future". 
  2. In the middle the name VINCENT VAN VOLKMER written in block letters.
  3. Right next to it the emblem and signature of Vincent van Volkmer.
  4. Rightmost of it a number which is the title of the the painting. 
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