
Nude – 05-02-16 (sold)
I wanted to open up the model as maximally as possible without losing the recognition of the anatomical basics. It is with a collector from the United Kingdom now.

I wanted to open up the model as maximally as possible without losing the recognition of the anatomical basics. It is with a collector from the United Kingdom now.

Portrait of my dear colleague and friend Julia Filament who has a very round face, so I felt myself forced to break her up in straight lines and planes.

Part of the roundism series. I was charmed by the foreshortening in the back and the buttocks of the woman reclining and I wanted to do a combination of straight and round planes and forms.

Part of the roundism series and in the hands of a private collector now.

This pastel drawing ‘Meyendel – 20-12-15’ is the result of an extended search. Initially, monochrome but turned into cubist colorific splendor.

This graphite pencil drawing ‘Leiden – 16-11-15 (Sold)’ is about a city I lived many a years in. De Oude Rijn in a cubist impressionist style.

I liked doing the facets like a diamond in this one. It’s with a private collector now.

I liked the model being thin so I could easily detect cubistic planes.

I particularly like this one because of the cubist quality of the abdomen muscles and the compositionary division of the negative space in big planes.

An impressionistic view on the buttocks of my favourite model.

Commissioned work. They wanted a portrait in a cubistic style. I used velours paper so I could make planes very easily with my Schmincke pastels.

This graphite pencil drawing ‘Sans Titre – 09-07-15 (Sold)’ depicts Sari Maritza, American actress and celebrity of the 1930s. Beauty meets cubism.

A commissioned piece representing the battle of Bun’ei near Hakata Bay, where Samurai try to stop the Mongols in the year 1274.

A sketch I did of Rotterdam Overschie, at the river Schie.

A continuation of the roundism series. I particularly like this one because I like the pose and the fluidity that speaks. It’s a kind of zig-zag pattern that appeals to me. It’s with a private collector from the U.S.

A portrait of my distinguished colleague in art Julai Filament, drawn in Rotterdam, made in a live session at Rotterdam.

This surrealistic drawing was the cornerstone of this series for now. One drawing and three paintings would follow. The drawing is with a private collector from France now.

Next to a pastel I did a graphite pencil drawing as a commission. I made her slightly surrealistic with the flow lines hovering over her body.


Variation nr 9 shows a further development and I felt more and more confident to show more. This one I found it to be a success and a prestudy for The Madonna of The Hague later that year.

This one already takes on the shape of today’s roundism. By blending / fading graphite I was able to get a very soft look.

A rather gloomy drawing but I liked doing it. It’s art deco rather than cubism I think.

Variation nr 3 being the roundism version. It’s in the U.S. now with a private collector.


A realistic pencil drawing that is with a private collector in the U.S. now.

A commission piece done in an impressionistic style with lots of clairobscur. I liked doing the blue in the hair at the left top side, showing the blue sky just outside the window.

A small park just around the corner where I sometimes wander about. I was struck by the light through the trees and the atmospheric depth.

This drawing was a commissioned one, depicting Maria Harp, a dutch-american jazz singer. Although it look cubistic I consider it not to be. Perhaps an extreme styling but the forms remain closed.

A more cubistic pastel drawing of Meyendel, following the previous ones. I like this ones better because I dared to put the cubes through the branches so the drawing becomes fragmented.

Another pastel drawing I made at Meyendel in the dunes just outside The Hague. Being the first drawing after my graphite pencil drawing ‘Meyendel 2 – 12-06-14’ I wanted something different.