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Artwork details
- Medium : Ink, Pigments on Paper
- Framing : Framing on request
- Dimensions : 21.3x54.3in
About this artwork
In the series 'On Light', Wim van Loon explores the interaction between light, colour and shape, the way they enhance each other, the balance between both elements.
Van Loon likes to work in series, combining different techniques and materials. This way of working offers many possibilities for approaching a subject.
All the versions of 'On Light' start as prints, dry-points in lead. Each version is made of eight separate prints, that are joined to… make up the artwork. The prints have been carefully inked, every version in a different way or colour, making them all unique.
In most versions, the artist then worked with ink, pigments, or pastels. This is one of them.
The artwork is signed and comes with a certificate of authenticity.
Van Loon likes to work in series, combining different techniques and materials. This way of working offers many possibilities for approaching a subject.
All the versions of 'On Light' start as prints, dry-points in lead. Each version is made of eight separate prints, that are joined to… make up the artwork. The prints have been carefully inked, every version in a different way or colour, making them all unique.
In most versions, the artist then worked with ink, pigments, or pastels. This is one of them.
The artwork is signed and comes with a certificate of authenticity.
Wim van Loon
Netherlands
Credentials
- Experienced Artist
- Prizewinner
- Works on commission
« In a way, my art is an invitation. I invite you to share my observations, feelings, and thoughts. »
Wim van Loon is an award-winning painter, draftsman, and printmaker based in the Netherlands whose works have been widely exhibited nationally. In addition, his art has been featured in publications such as Stichting Artworlds, Kunstenaar Magazine, etc. Van Loonvan describes his pieces as being divided into two distinctive themes: people and places. For him, drawing and painting his "window to the world".