Peter Bol (1947) - Tulpen






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Peter Bol, Tulpen, oil painting on panel from 1994, 68 × 78 cm, framed, hand-signed, original edition, Netherlands, sold by Galerie.
Description from the seller
Beautifully colorful work by the expressionist artist Peter Bol. How Bol brings his still lifes to life is of exceptional quality. The work is nicely framed,
Peter Bol
Tulips
68 x 78 cm with frame
50 x 60 cm without frame
Oil on panel.
Peter Bol did not learn the craft from a stranger: his father also painted. The expressionist painter was trained at the Academy for Visual Arts St. Joost in Breda. Bol's works are characterized by bright color combinations and impasto, a painting technique in which the texture of the thick layers of paint on the canvas remains visible. He mainly paints landscapes and (flower) still lifes. Peter Bol's colorful works seem to depict reality through the eyes of a child. He himself says: ‘We experience the drama of the transience of the moment and are moved by the fragile imagination of the individual beauty of things. What is ordinary is revalued in its particularity’.
Seller's Story
Beautifully colorful work by the expressionist artist Peter Bol. How Bol brings his still lifes to life is of exceptional quality. The work is nicely framed,
Peter Bol
Tulips
68 x 78 cm with frame
50 x 60 cm without frame
Oil on panel.
Peter Bol did not learn the craft from a stranger: his father also painted. The expressionist painter was trained at the Academy for Visual Arts St. Joost in Breda. Bol's works are characterized by bright color combinations and impasto, a painting technique in which the texture of the thick layers of paint on the canvas remains visible. He mainly paints landscapes and (flower) still lifes. Peter Bol's colorful works seem to depict reality through the eyes of a child. He himself says: ‘We experience the drama of the transience of the moment and are moved by the fragile imagination of the individual beauty of things. What is ordinary is revalued in its particularity’.
