Flint

Flint—a unique work of art by Karin Vermeer

Exclusive to Amersfoort Art

Exclusively at Amersfoort Art, you can purchase or rent Karin Vermeer’s artworks in various sizes. This ensures the artwork always fits your space perfectly. Karin Vermeer’s artworks are available in a total limited edition of up to 25 pieces in the following sizes: 100×100 cm | 120×120 cm | 130×130 cm | 140×140 cm | 150×150 cm

On display in the gallery and available for a free trial!

Flint is available in the sizes listed above and can be viewed in the gallery in the 130 x 130 cm size. The purchase price of this artwork is €3,125, and it is also available through our art rental program. The monthly rental fee is €93.75, of which €62.50 goes toward your purchase. Do you have any questions or are you interested in a free trial placement? Feel free to contact us!

About the artwork “Flint”

Flint is a stunning portrait by Karin Vermeer and the “sister” piece to Dark Flint. The beautiful, warm tones add a wonderful touch to any interior. The artwork combines photographic techniques with acrylic on linen and is enhanced with various types of texturing pastes, giving it a stunning appearance. Stretched on high-quality linen with paint applied to the sides, this artwork is ready to hang directly on the wall.

Handmade and unique

Karin Vermeer’s artworks are handcrafted, and each one is just a little bit different. Every piece comes with a certificate of authenticity. You can also order online; once we receive your order, we’ll contact you as soon as possible to schedule a delivery appointment.

Visit our gallery

Amersfoort Art has the largest collection of works by Karin Vermeer in the Netherlands! We cordially invite you to visit our gallery in Amersfoort. Please feel free to contact us to find out which works are currently available.

Karin Vermeer’s Vision

Karin Vermeer: “My work is a mix of different photos and images, combined with paint, which I blend on the computer and on canvas to create a new image. My favorite subject is the female face. I use photos of people and old walls, grunge posters, and all kinds of other interesting subjects to create a new image. Once the digital part is finished, the image is printed, and I begin painting over it. I create the artwork with many layers of texture, gels, and paint on top. In this way, I try to make the digital image tangible again. My work isn’t so much about explanation or concept; it’s a game, and it’s all about the image. I generally start with a blank canvas, but by looking at images that interest me and mixing them together, a new image slowly emerges. All works are made to order in any desired size. Most of these works are a mix of print, paint, grain gel, heavy gel, and matte or glossy varnish. The works are handmade, each one slightly different, and produced in a limited edition of up to 25 pieces, numbered and signed.”