Drawings
Painter’s chair II
Sit back after an intensive painting session: that’s okay! And then you know you are covered in the back by the fruits of your own efforts.
Duet II
Commission
(Not for sale)
When my book ‘All in the family‘ was published, I made a gift in the form of a framed drawing annex luxury bookcase for a number of people who have helped me in any way. That goes for Pen and Gat and also for this one.
Pin and hole
Commission
(Not for sale)
When my book ‘All in the family‘ was published, I made a gift in the form of a framed drawing annex luxury bookcase for a number of people who have helped me in any way. That goes for this one and also for Duet II.
Kitchen chair
Bath
A somewhat atypical diptych where the boundary of what is a list and what it is for is scanned.
This work is only part of a series in which I explore the phenomenon of reflection in a fairly dry way. Like in Mirror and Mirror II and reflection.
Cross beam
Familiar elements combined in a somewhat less common way can nevertheless result in new seating furniture. We have known transverse lying much longer than transverse thinking. However?
Parallel world
Painter’s chair
A chair that the painter clamps in like an easel does with a canvas, then you as an artist are in the right place!
Modern devotion VI
A contemporary triptych. On the left panel the high chair where my own children sat and on the right panel a high chair in style by Gerrit Rietveld. On the central panel, the somewhat dismantled chair tries to keep up appearances with what it still has above the belt. After all, this appears to apply to only one point of view.
Portrait 3
The 3rd portrait of a chair through the backrest. This one is from the first series of nine from 2012. After that it was ‘quiet’ in this area until in 2017 again nine new ones appeared. Followed by another twelve in 2018 and finally three more in 2019. I usually present them grouped in a larger number or also as smaller accents among other pencil drawings. See Portrait 14, 34 en 43.
portrait 2
The 2nd portrait of a chair through the backrest. This one is from the first series of nine from 2012. After that it was ‘quiet’ in this area until in 2017 another nine new ones appeared. Followed by another twelve in 2018 and most recently three in 2019. I usually present them grouped in a larger number or also as smaller accents among other pencil drawings. See Portrait Portret 14, 34 and 43.
Portrait 4
The 4th portrait of a chair by the backrest. This one is from the first series of nine from 2011. After that it was ‘quiet’ in this area until in 2017 again nine new ones appeared. Followed by another twelve in 2018 and finally another three in 2019. I usually show them grouped or also as small accents between other pencil drawings. Portrait 14, 34 and 43.