Nudes, Italian/Dutch Landscapes, cafe scenes,ealier drawings and paintings that do not belong in my daily "Wet Paintings" project, but that I would like to share with you.
Thursday, October 20, 2011
the female nude and artist
Vrouwlijke naakt en schilderes
oil on canvas
100 x 120 cm - (39 x 47 inches)
painted in studio - finished wed 19 October 2011
€ 1,250
The artist's attention is directed to the subject. The subject or model holds a perfectly relaxed position, as her attention is elsewhere, bringing you the viewer to some unknown space. This results is a visual dialogue between the viewer, the artist and the model. She is placed in the forground bringing her in full attention, and can be seen as a homage to the female nude. The artist(Jane Walker) is seen reflected in a mirror, thus she is actually stationed in front of the model. I myself was set up a couple of meters to Janes left. This work was started in the summer of 2007, in my old Rijswijk studio. I have made adjustments to the painting since then, and finalized it yesterday, in my new studio, as I had the same model posing. The Mediterranean setting was intentionally invented, as the wooden shutters, took the place of regular windows. Mind you I did have those plants, and the rest of the setting was actually real. In the near future I will be sitting up a blog that will be exclusively dedicated to the female nude. At that time I will be asking all of you on my Wet Paintings mailing list if you also would like to be included on that blogs list.
Labels:
artist and model,
female nude,
work still available
Monday, October 10, 2011
The Female Nude, 2 sketches
'T vrouwlijk naakt, 2 schetsen
ink and sft pastel on high quality Fabriano Artist's paper
15 x 20 cm
sketched in studio - Wed 5 Oct 2011
€ 65 each (120 for both)
The Female Model, diligently serving the Artist since probably the beginning of the birth of the plastic arts! In other words, a long time after the "Stone Age"! I have this neat Fabriano Artist's Journal, a great binding of high quality coloured sketching paper, thus the surface on were these 2 art works were made. I've decided to start working direct from the model once again. Am hosting sessions in my study, working along side other inspiring artist's. Here's a little peak at the situation....you see on the foreground the materials I have used, and the sketchbook of these works.
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