Jan Radersma (XX) - Untitled

Authentic etching by Jan Radersma (1948) – Dated 1987 – Hand-signed
​Description:
A beautiful and characteristic graphic work by the well-known Dutch artist Jan Radersma. This work from 1987 comes from an important period in his oeuvre, in which he translated landscape elements into a unique abstract form language.
​Radersma, born in Jakarta and trained in Den Bosch, is known for his layered use of color and the balance between calm and dynamism. In this etching, organic, blue structures contrast with a strong red color field – a textbook example of his search for balance between abstraction and memory.
​Details:
​Artist: Jan Radersma (1948)
​Year: 1987 (The year of his definitive breakthrough and first monograph)
​Technique: Etching on quality etching board
​Dimensions: 24 x 30 cm
​Signature: Fully hand-signed, dated and titled ('etch') in pencil. Note: the characteristic, cursive signature of the artist is sometimes read as 'Jietze', but it is the authentic signature of Jan Radersma.
​Condition: In very good condition. The colors are fresh and the paper is intact.
​Framing: Supplied with a suitable frame.
​About the artist:
The work of Jan Radersma is included in various museum and private collections, including Museum Belvédère. His style is a unique cross-pollination between the Dutch ground and his Indonesian roots.