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Magical Pyke Koch

Pieter Frans Christiaan Koch (Berg en Dal 1901-1991 Wassenaar) is one of the most significant representatives of neo- or magical realism. He painted exceptionally detailed depictions that were poss...

'One day' Sculpturist Tajiri

Shinkichi Tajiri was a Japanese-American artist born in Los Angeles in 1923 and passed away in Baarlo, Limburg, in 2009. Despite his American background, he found his home in in the south of the N...

Shark Fin van Hirst

Damien Hirst is the British artist who has been influential for decades and continues to be a prominent figure. He is one of the key members of the former 'Young British Artists (YBA).' Within the ...

Tensed Leon Janssen

Leon Janssen (born 1951) studied Monumental Design at the Stadsacademie in Maastricht. Around 1980, he began creating color woodcuts using the elimination technique. In this method, all colors are...

Epiphany Bread by Jan Steen

The Feast of Epiphany was celebrated grandly in the Netherlands in the 17th century by both Catholics and Protestants. Jan Steen created several versions depicting the Three Kings during this time....

New Figuration by Alphons Freimuth

Alphons Freijmuth (Haarlem 1940) is a Dutch painter, sculptor, graphic artist and ceramist. He did not train until he was 23 at the Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten in Amsterdam. Two years later...

Expressionist John Rädecker

John Rädecker (Amsterdam 1885-1956 Amsterdam) was a painter and, more prominently, a sculptor, best known for his work on the National Monument on Dam Square in Amsterdam. He is associated with t...

Luminist Anna Boch

Rosalie-Anna Boch (Saint-Vaast 1848 – 1936 Elsene) was an impressionist and luminist painter known for landscapes and still lifes. Boch was born into the wealthy Belgian Boch family, active in the ...