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Peter Koelman
Netherlands
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Artist highlights
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
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Artwork details
- Medium : Acrylic on Canvas
- Other details : Artwork on supported wooden frame. Ready to hang. Framing on request.
- Dimensions : 27.6x27.6in
About this artwork
You see a violin player depicted from the backside, playing her violin. Intertwined are the forms of some violins, drawn a s single, uninterrupted, black line. The main colour of the painting is red, in various shades. You may need to give the picture a good look to discover all.
The first additional photo shows the painting in a black wooden frame.
The second shows the beginning and the end of the uninterrupted black line. The further photos show… details of the painting. The last additional image shows the signature of the artist: 'PK' and a very small horse; PK are the initials of the artist (Peter Koelman); but in Dutch, PK also means Horse power ('Paardenkracht').
The first additional photo shows the painting in a black wooden frame.
The second shows the beginning and the end of the uninterrupted black line. The further photos show… details of the painting. The last additional image shows the signature of the artist: 'PK' and a very small horse; PK are the initials of the artist (Peter Koelman); but in Dutch, PK also means Horse power ('Paardenkracht').
Peter Koelman
Netherlands
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Works on commission
« The main reason for Peter to make paintings and images is to create new beauty, inspired by already existing beauty like women, fashion, nature, landscapes etc. »
Beauty does exists as gems in a sometimes gray and sombre world. Peter Koelman reshapes these beautiful gems to create new beautiful art. By using bright colours and graphical techniques he creates new beauty, crystallized in acrylic paintings and digital pictures. Beauty to fall in love with. The images are always figurative but due to the usage of colourful planes and accentuated lines they sometimes give an almost abstract outlook.
