
Glass vase (2016)
A quick painting I made the morning before afternoon’s workshop ‘painting glass’.

A quick painting I made the morning before afternoon’s workshop ‘painting glass’.

A study after the glow of satin. The women at The Hague Market looked very surprized when I asked for 5 mtr of her finest pink satin. One does everything for art.


A still life in which I tried to combine cubism and realism in such respect that the cubistic papaya would be looking realistic as well.

A surreastic oil painting with an ashtray and flowers as cigars. I liked painting the texture of fire so I had to come up with a dark negative space to sett off the light sufficiently.

One of the many oil paintings but few still lifes I made throughout the years.

This oil painting ‘Strelitzia (2007) depicts a flower that’s one of my favorites. Put in a granate shell my grandfather found during World War II.



Twice it came back to me because of the partner of the purchaser didn’t agree with the vibrator. The third time was a charm.

A study after sunlight hitting a still life with extreme backlight, with hints of impressionism.

A quick study. I liked doing something simple and I arranged the objects in a triangular position. With only some faint color usage. I guess I was learning the trade of oil painting still, seeing this one after all these years.

A surrealistic still life because, after all, still lifes are very boring and very still in the first place.

Since my birth I am a fan of big empty spaces. I painted this one in my previous apartment at the Erasmusweg, The Hague, Netherlands and used it as a stage to suggest emptiness.



An early attempt to draw realistic motifs. I can see that all depth still is lacking and I cannot remember when I saw tonal values for the first time.