#landschapskunst

Silhouet Den Andel 2016 made by artist Walter Stoelwinder, 30 x 40 cm, Acrylic on panel.

Walter Stoelwinder (1948) was born in Friesland, where he grew up and has long been working as a photographer for businesses and individuals. Currently, he is engaged in free photography and painting.

After several years living and working in France, he now lives with his wife not far from the Dutch/German border. From here he goes regularly to the Netherlands to paint or to take photographs. His favorite subjects are landscapes and cityscapes. Walter’s paintings are realistic with an impressionistic style of painting.

69 – Landschap by Niels Schouten. 23 x 15 cm, acrylic on panel. Sold!

“A wide landscape with a lot of space evokes a strong desire for freedom”

To paint Niels mostly uses a putty knife and a palette knife. Sometimes he adds a few transparent layers of paint, to make the colours deeper.

My paintings can be described as abstract landscapes. I always start with a preconceived plan but go to work intuitively. Action and reaction. There always coincidences happening while you work and it influences the painting. Read more about Niels Schouten in our Meet the artist section: dutch-accent.nl/niels-schouten.

Polder Bij Tienhoven by Niels Schouten. 25 x 25 cm, acrylic on canvas. Sold!

“A wide landscape with a lot of space evokes a strong desire for freedom”

To paint Niels mostly uses a putty knife and a palette knife. Sometimes he adds a few transparent layers of paint, to make the colours deeper.

My paintings can be described as abstract landscapes. I always start with a preconceived plan but go to work intuitively. Action and reaction. There always coincidences happening while you work and it influences the painting. Read more about Niels Schouten in our Meet the artist section: dutch-accent.nl/niels-schouten.

199 – Paard van Marken by Niels Schouten. 80 x 100 cm, Acrylic on canvas. Sold!

“A wide landscape with a lot of space evokes a strong desire for freedom”

To paint Niels mostly uses a putty knife and a palette knife. Sometimes he adds a few transparent layers of paint, to make the colours deeper.

My paintings can be described as abstract landscapes. I always start with a preconceived plan but go to work intuitively. Action and reaction. There always coincidences happening while you work and it influences the painting. Read more about Niels Schouten in our Meet the artist section: dutch-accent.nl/niels-schouten.