
Kurhaus – 18-07-13
oint was The Pier at Scheveningen, The Hague, Netherlands where I had a view on The Kurhaus.
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oint was The Pier at Scheveningen, The Hague, Netherlands where I had a view on The Kurhaus.
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A striking building at the estate ‘Vreugd en Rust’ at Voorburg, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands where I wander about often, taking photos and sketching. This one I did in the burning sun for 20 minutes max.
An impressionistic 20 minutes sketch of Hofwijck, former residence of one of Holland’s most billiant minds, Constantijn Huygens.
Sketch of the wife of a student of mine at Zeeland, Netherlands. I got het off-guard for 5 minutes and captured her.
A sketch done in Zeeuws-Vlaanderen, Zeeland, Netherlands at the estate of one of my students. It’s an extensive building.
A drawing like other ones I make when I wander about through town.
Named after the estate ‘Vreugd en Rust’, a joyful and peaceful estate at Voorburg, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands where I come alot to sketch. Looking forward to return here with spring coming up.
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.