Roundism – 19-07-16 (sold)
Part of the roundism series. I like doing this one because of the flow of the reflections that I turned into a kind of water waves.
Part of the roundism series. I like doing this one because of the flow of the reflections that I turned into a kind of water waves.
Part of the roundism series. This one is with a private collector in the United States.
Part of the roundism series and a continuation of the search of opening up structures like a female body by connecting parts tonally.
In this piece from the roundism series I take a step further and mess about with form distortion The cuts in the body parts are more extreme than in previous drawings.
I liked the jumping quality of the model making a jump and tried to emphasize the round shapes – like the breasts and buttocks – popping out.
A little pond situated in the Ooij Polder, Gelderland, Netherlands, near Nijmegen, caused me a lot of trouble. I saw human figures in the treeline and the water reflections but I had to come up with some subtlety so I wouldn’t attrack all the attention to the figures as well to the trees as a given realistic fact.
Part of the sans titre series depicting Simone Simon, a French actress from the 1950s.
In my ever quest for finding styles and new ways of rendering I found myself challenged by this picture of Ingrid Bergman, famous Swedish-American moviestar and celebrity of the 1940s, 1950s, 1960s and part of the 1970s.
Part of the roundism series. This one is all about the central piece of the figure, communicating with the negative space around it.
Part of the roundism series but is marked by some kind of Man Ray photographical surrealism as well.
I was visiting Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen at Rotterdam, Netherlands together with colleague artist Julia Filament, when she saw an artistic lamp hanging from the ceiling in front of her nose.
A drawing through which I succeeded to base my principles of my kind of cubism – roundism.
Part of the roundism series. It’s almost realistic but still to be called styled in a cubistic way.
In retrospective this is an ode to my deceased cat who died in November 2016. This is her, reclining in the sun, a couple of months earlier, when she was still going strong.
Sometimes they roam about the streets of beach town Scheveningen, part of The Hague, at the North Sea.
A depiction of my love for the return of the sun and life in nature, symbolized by spring blossom.
Part of the roundism series although it has surrealistic elements as well.
A mixture of cubism, surrealism and art-deco that I made to honor Man Ray.
A surrealistic graphite pencil drawing of Bettie Page, American pin-up and 1950s celebrity.
Part of the roundism series, a continuation of the ‘birth of new cubism series’.
A rather realistic looking nude of my favourite model, although she was subject to a certain degree of styling according to my principles of roundism.
A graphite pencil drawing of my favourite model again in a slight roundistic way.
A rather realistic drawing done in clairobscur of my favorite model in which I wanted to depict the shiny skin.
My favourite part of the dunes at The Hague, Netherlands in cubistic forms.
A deviation from the first Tree at Voorburg. This one has roundish shapes rather than straight.
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