Art of Nature II

Last week we visited Galerie Wit.

The galerie is closed but we had to pick up an etching by Charles Donker.

You can visit the current exposition online here.

work by herman de vries

Pan Amsterdam 2019

Het Ware Huis

If you've visited my blog before, you know I love animals and especially cats ∑:)

Marjolijn Mandersloot

Mieke Zilverberg

Catalan wood sculpture from around 1300

artist Johan Scherrewitz

Les Deux Garçons

Galerie Helga Hofman exhibiting a bronze artwork by Sjoerd Buisman

My friend in front of a really busy but inspiring decorated wall...

beautiful chair by Gustave Serrurier-Bovy

Piet Hein Eek

More editions here: PAn 2017 en pAn 2015

Other antique fairs: Art Breda 2017 and Eurantica 2016

Exhibitions: Mucha exhibition Paris 2019 and Art Nouveau 2018

Kunst op de Koffie

What can be better than an interesting combo of art and interior...

Last weekend we visited and experienced Kunst op de Koffie edition 2019

one of the artists talking about her work... Czilla Klenyánszki

Spijkerkwartier in Arnhem feels like such a nice neighbourhood..

an artist exhibiting in a house under construction... Korrie Besems

a beautiful original sash window...

Some sketches from artist Meg Forsyth
To me this was the most beautiful combination of artwork and interior...

being occupied talking to the owners of the house (smile) only one photo was taken.
Not doing any justice to the artists work and owners' interior.

I couldn't help photographing some personal artwork of the residents...
besides the artwork of Silvia Steiger

a pink satin breasts dress (an earlier post with breasts here)

A nice light and airy space with wide opening folding doors to the garden...

Have you noticed the cups and saucers floating above the table?

artwork Bart Lunenburg

artwork Christina Coridou

And a magnificent sound producing and moving piece of art... Karel van der Eijk

You can find my photo's from edition 2017 here.

Chuffed!

In case you've been visiting my blog for a longer time,
you might know I'm a huge fan of artist Gerrit Neven.
You can find earlier posts: here and here.

Recently we were lucky enough to meet and talk to him again!

When we bought our fist watercolour from this artist,
I did mention I'm really fond of pollarded willows (smile).

And then unexpectedly we received an email... Gerrit Neven was
hesitating to say goodbye to his most favourite watercolour ever but...
he was probably also realising we would cherish the work in our living room
after having been the pièce de résistance in his living for quite some time.
Thankfully he thought of us, his Belgian admirers (big smile).

A couple of weeks later in the gallery...

a sneaky shot... 

(I did ask permission to place this photo on the internet)