Palace Huis Ten Bosch – 27-07-13
A sketch of the royal palace at The Hague, Netherlands.
Cubism, impressionism and surrealism forged in art creations
Cubism, impressionism and surrealism forged in art creations
A sketch of the royal palace at The Hague, Netherlands.
Just a quick sketch on bike during my wandering tours through The Hague. This one is right beside the Queen’s palace.
Done at the estate of one of my students at Zeeuws-Vlaanderen, Zeeland, Netherlands.
Made on one of my trips to an estate of a student of mine at Zeeland, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands.
The entrance of the estate of one of my students at Waterlandkerkje, Zeeuws-Vlaanderen, Zeeland, Netherlands.
The mansion at the estate of one of my students at Waterlandkerkje, Zeeuws-Vlaanderen, Zeeland, Netherlands, during one of my sketching weekends there.
Sketching, looking over the crops at Waterlandkerkje, Zeeuws-Vlaanderen, Zeeland, Netherlands.
The central mansion on the estate at the Steenhovensedijk at Waterlandkerkje, Zeeuws-Vlaanderen, Zeeland, Netherlands.
A prestudy for a pastel based on a picture shot my Man Ray of his muse Lee Miller.
An instructional piece for a woman from the USA who wanted to draw her son.
An instructional sketch I did for my students. I often make these drawings during class in order to teach them the principles of good proportional measurements. It even got to a pastel version.
An instructional sketch I did for my students. I often make these drawings during class in order to teach them the principles of good proportional measurements.
A portrait of Beatrix, former queen of The Netherlands, serving as a portrait for the Leiden University Almanac 1993.
During my law study years at Leiden I kept on drawing like I did this caricature of a board member of the Dutch United Nations Students Association (DUNSA) or SIB Leiden in dutch.
During my law study years at Leiden I kept on drawing like I did this caricature of a board member of the Dutch United Nations Students Association (DUNSA) or SIB Leiden in dutch.
During my law study years at Leiden I kept on drawing like I did this caricature of a board member of the Dutch United Nations Students Association (DUNSA) or SIB Leiden in dutch.
During my law study years at Leiden I kept on drawing like I did this caricature of a board member of the Dutch United Nations Students Association (DUNSA) or SIB Leiden in dutch.
During my law study years at Leiden I kept on drawing like I did this caricature of a board member of the Dutch United Nations Students Association (DUNSA) or SIB Leiden in dutch.
During my law study years at Leiden I kept on drawing like I did this caricature of a board member of the Dutch United Nations Students Association (DUNSA) or SIB Leiden in dutch.
My grandmother when she was 84. I studied law but did never quit drawing and painting.
My cat ‘Poekie’ on my bed at my parents’ home when I was sick. I had the flu but luckily I also was caught by a drawing frenzy.
My grandmother Marie Kersten-Kuster dressed up with a hat and a scarf.
A drawing of my grandmother Marie Kersten-Kuster done in an impressionistic way.
A study of a sleeping girl. My girl back then in my student days to be precise.
One of the many sketches I made when I was a student near my hometown Nijmegen where I grew up. I used to wander about on bike to scout for landscapes.
Another drawing I made on my tours through the lands I come from (Hatert, Nijmegen).
An impression of my room when I was a law student at Leiden, Netherlands. Although I chosed for law to learn a trade I kept on sketching.
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