Rein Draijer
Tafelberg Zuid-Afrika
1958
oil
on canvas
96
x 120 cm
Rein Draijer is a versatile artist
(1899-1986), painter, sculptor, designer of stamps and a lecturer at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague. His work exudes
a strong, sober and simple vision of
reality. Both realistic and abstract values form a cohesive unit. As a
very valued teacher
Rein Draijer taught
us ordering perception
as well as handling visual elements and materials.
I myself am a painter, restorer and a lecturer at the Academy of Fine Arts in Arnhem. In particular, I have focused on the handling of materials and the significance of light in that.'Monochroom Vaalgroen' (Monochrome Pale Green) is one-colored. The differences in color, light-dark and cool-warm are caused by the handling of tools that have left traces. In 'Composition', color, shape and handling of material can be observed simultaneously and therefore are interchangeable.
I myself am a painter, restorer and a lecturer at the Academy of Fine Arts in Arnhem. In particular, I have focused on the handling of materials and the significance of light in that.'Monochroom Vaalgroen' (Monochrome Pale Green) is one-colored. The differences in color, light-dark and cool-warm are caused by the handling of tools that have left traces. In 'Composition', color, shape and handling of material can be observed simultaneously and therefore are interchangeable.
Johan
de Haas, 2014
Johan de Haas
Monochroom Vaalgroen
1983
oil
on panel
25
x 66 cm
collection
Provincie Gelderland
Johan de Haas (NL)
Grijsgloed
1990
oil
on panel
46
x 46 cm
collection Stedelijk Museum Schiedam
www.johandehaas.nl
collection Stedelijk Museum Schiedam
www.johandehaas.nl
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