Description
Superb oblong figurative painting by Jochem de Graaf. Made with oil paint on linen, with the sides of the artwork carefully painted through, allowing it to be hung directly on the wall. We assure you that the colors of this artwork are even more magnificent and vivid in reality. It comes with a certificate of authenticity. This painting is on display at our gallery in Amersfoort and available on art loan. You can also purchase the artwork online. Upon receipt of your order, we will contact you to arrange a delivery appointment. Optional (baking frame) is also available.
Amersfoort Art Gallery has possibly the largest, but certainly the finest collection of paintings by Jochem de Graaf in the Netherlands. All of our artworks are on display in our gallery. You are most welcome!
Jochem de Graaf lives and works in Bunschoten. Painting is his great passion, and he is an autodidact pur sang. His method and use of materials add a special dimension to his paintings: the relief creates an impressive depth effect. The light and shadows further emphasize this. Jochem has an extensive body of work and paints a diverse range of subjects. In addition to (female) figures, he also enjoys painting flowers, landscapes and towns/villages, all in his recognizable style. The artworks are sometimes set up with modeling paste and are all made with oil paint on linen canvases. With a putty knife, thick brush or spatula he applies the paint to the canvas, and with smaller tools the refinement follows.
If you would like to buy or rent a painting by Jochem de Graaf, please contact us or stop by our gallery in Amersfoort.
At Amersfoort Art, the artworks of Jochem de Graaf are both for sale and for rent through our art loan. Part of your rental amount is used to build up your savings, which you can use to purchase the artwork in question. When you are ready for something different, you can use your savings to purchase a new work of art or rent another work. Art lending is an attractive option for businesses and individuals alike. For terms and conditions, please visit our website. Visit our art lending page for more information.
