Golden Hour
Acrylic on mdf board, 30 x 40 cm
Acrylic on mdf board, 30 x 40 cm
My most recent painting ‘Letting go’, 40 x 120 cm, acrylic paint on a 3D canvas. A very personal painting.
After Australia, one of my paintings moved to… Belgium! Mrs and mr De Kunst bought the painting when I stayed in The Blokhuispoort for two weeks. Mrs De Kunst liked the painting for her study on a blue wall.
This is one of my favorite paintings. It’s always a bit sad to say goodbye to a painting you worked on for several hours. But hey, that’s part of the deal being an artist, isn’t it? 😉
Mrs and mr De Kunst with the painting ‘Sun and flowers’[/caption]
A couple of days ago I received an e-mail with a picture of the painting on the wall in her study. Mrs De Kunst wrote: “Your art piece in the middle of my idols for life”. How beautiful and an honor is that?
The painting, hanging in the middle of idols for life
Yes, finished! My latest painting ‘Fryslân’. In a couple of weeks this painting will move to… Australia! The theme is ‘Fryslân’, can you detect all the Frisian elements? Scroll down to find out which 17 theme’s I painted.
It took me 47 hours to design and paint this painting. I’m very happy with the result!
In the painting you can find: a Frisian cow (although a farmer told me it’s a ‘Groninger blaarkop’, damn), a Frisian flag, the statue ‘De stenen man’ (man of stone) in Harlingen, balloon flights in Joure, kaatsen and fierljeppen (both Frisian sports), the sword of Big Pier, the waterport in Sneek, the lady of Stavoren, a Frisian horse, egg searching, statue of Rembrandt van Rijn and Saskia van Uylenburgh (they wed in Sint Annaparochie) and the Wadden.
I both like to paint abstract and figurative paintings. This one is my latest abstract acrylic painting on a 70 x 100 cm canvas.
Today I finished ‘It’s all about flowers’. It’s 50 x 150 x 3,8 cm (about 20 x 60 inch), acrylic paint on canvas. The sides are black. I just loved painting these flowers…
For her birthday, I made this painting of my mother. I used a picture of her from when she was 23 as the starting point.
I made this back in 1982, at school. I still like it :-). It’s all about women and the lucky number seven.
Study of a painting of Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, made in 1985.