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Paul Rouwette1955 NL, attended the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp. An old institution, he was taught the traditional curriculum, which included anatomy. In his early career, Rouwette experimented with a variety of subjects, eventually picking women as the subject of his paintings. His subsequent success entailed a great deal of commissions for portraits. Abroad, Rouwette is lauded for his impressionist pieces of women in elaborate dress. Over the years, however, his style has changed from impressionist to expressionist, with his use of colour becoming more powerful and work becoming semi-abstract. His current work is wholly abstract yet does employ the artisanal techniques he is acquainted with. Rouwette does however also use new techniques that have allowed him to develop a distinctive style with these paintings. He paints in lovely oil paint tones, with a brush and palette, and looks for unity in the abstract. By placing his subjects in traditional compositions, his paintings take on a timeless quality. Exhibitions in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and the USA

100 x 80 cm / 125 x 100 cm

Referentie: ingetogen

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Paul Rouwette1955 NL, attended the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp. An old institution, he was taught the traditional curriculum, which included anatomy. In his early career, Rouwette experimented with a variety of subjects, eventually picking women as the subject of his paintings. His subsequent success entailed a great deal of commissions for portraits. Abroad, Rouwette is lauded for his impressionist pieces of women in elaborate dress. Over the years, however, his style has changed from impressionist to expressionist, with his use of colour becoming more powerful and work becoming semi-abstract. His current work is wholly abstract yet does employ the artisanal techniques he is acquainted with. Rouwette does however also use new techniques that have allowed him to develop a distinctive style with these paintings. He paints in lovely oil paint tones, with a brush and palette, and looks for unity in the abstract. By placing his subjects in traditional compositions, his paintings take on a timeless quality. Exhibitions in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and the USA

80 x 90 cm / 100 x 110 cm

Referentie: twins

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Paul Rouwette1955 NL, attended the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp. An old institution, he was taught the traditional curriculum, which included anatomy. In his early career, Rouwette experimented with a variety of subjects, eventually picking women as the subject of his paintings. His subsequent success entailed a great deal of commissions for portraits. Abroad, Rouwette is lauded for his impressionist pieces of women in elaborate dress. Over the years, however, his style has changed from impressionist to expressionist, with his use of colour becoming more powerful and work becoming semi-abstract. His current work is wholly abstract yet does employ the artisanal techniques he is acquainted with. Rouwette does however also use new techniques that have allowed him to develop a distinctive style with these paintings. He paints in lovely oil paint tones, with a brush and palette, and looks for unity in the abstract. By placing his subjects in traditional compositions, his paintings take on a timeless quality. Exhibitions in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and the USA

100 x 80 cm / 125 x 100 cm

Referentie: pose

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Paul Rouwette1955 NL, attended the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp. An old institution, he was taught the traditional curriculum, which included anatomy. In his early career, Rouwette experimented with a variety of subjects, eventually picking women as the subject of his paintings. His subsequent success entailed a great deal of commissions for portraits. Abroad, Rouwette is lauded for his impressionist pieces of women in elaborate dress. Over the years, however, his style has changed from impressionist to expressionist, with his use of colour becoming more powerful and work becoming semi-abstract. His current work is wholly abstract yet does employ the artisanal techniques he is acquainted with. Rouwette does however also use new techniques that have allowed him to develop a distinctive style with these paintings. He paints in lovely oil paint tones, with a brush and palette, and looks for unity in the abstract. By placing his subjects in traditional compositions, his paintings take on a timeless quality. Exhibitions in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and the USA

100 x 80 cm / 125 x 100 cm

Referentie: pauze

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Gisela Vacca1960 BE, during her training at the Academy of Saint-Josse-Ten-Noode, she was praised for her subtle drawing talent. Between 1980 and 1986 she lived in Italy. She paints with driven brush color and depth in water features and landscapes. She idealizes the play of fish or animals as a dreamscape, of snapshots with subtle shades of color in motion. The underwater world as the main theme in her current work is therefore best estimated as the world she creates is a world of color and light and utter stillness. Light, movement, life, mystery are all elements that predominate in her paintings. Thus, Gisela Vacca conquered not only Europe but also Japan. The Japanese rate this finely crafted artist very highly. Not only because the Japanese koi carp often appears as a theme in her paintings, but especially because they judge that her oeuvre radiates an exceptional quality.

80 x 105 / 100 x 130

Referentie: koi in the sun

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Gisela Vacca1960 BE, during her training at the Academy of Saint-Josse-Ten-Noode, she was praised for her subtle drawing talent. Between 1980 and 1986 she lived in Italy. She paints with driven brush color and depth in water features and landscapes. She idealizes the play of fish or animals as a dreamscape, of snapshots with subtle shades of color in motion. The underwater world as the main theme in her current work is therefore best estimated as the world she creates is a world of color and light and utter stillness. Light, movement, life, mystery are all elements that predominate in her paintings. Thus, Gisela Vacca conquered not only Europe but also Japan. The Japanese rate this finely crafted artist very highly. Not only because the Japanese koi carp often appears as a theme in her paintings, but especially because they judge that her oeuvre radiates an exceptional quality.

80 x 105 cm / 100 x 130 cm

Referentie: koi in the sun

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Ronald Verhoeven 1937 - 2015 was born in Malang, east of the Indonesian island of Java. He attended the art academy in Rotterdam and eventually settled on Bonaire. Those who know Bonaire see the beauty of the island in countless ways reflected in Verhoeven\'s works. The fusion of these cultures can also be found in his work. The refined use of color gives his work a special radiance. The paintings have an abstract slant in combination with recognizable elements. He exhibited in Europe and Bonaire.

60 x 73 cm

Referentie: Paris and Helena

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Ronald Verhoeven 1937 - 2015 was born in Malang, east of the Indonesian island of Java. He attended the art academy in Rotterdam and eventually settled on Bonaire. Those who know Bonaire see the beauty of the island in countless ways reflected in Verhoeven\'s works. The fusion of these cultures can also be found in his work. The refined use of color gives his work a special radiance. The paintings have an abstract slant in combination with recognizable elements. He exhibited in Europe and Bonaire.

60 x 73 cm

Referentie: Bonaire

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Paul Rouwette1955 NL, attended the Royal Academy of Fine Arts Antwerp. An old institution, he was taught the traditional curriculum, which included anatomy. In his early career, Rouwette experimented with a variety of subjects, eventually picking women as the subject of his paintings. His subsequent success entailed a great deal of commissions for portraits. Abroad, Rouwette is lauded for his impressionist pieces of women in elaborate dress. Over the years, however, his style has changed from impressionist to expressionist, with his use of colour becoming more powerful and work becoming semi-abstract. His current work is wholly abstract yet does employ the artisanal techniques he is acquainted with. Rouwette does however also use new techniques that have allowed him to develop a distinctive style with these paintings. He paints in lovely oil paint tones, with a brush and palette, and looks for unity in the abstract. By placing his subjects in traditional compositions, his paintings take on a timeless quality. Exhibitions in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany and the USA

65 x 80 cm limited edition

Referentie: zeefdruk PR

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