Rob van Oosten - Negen abstracte werken

Biography
Rob van Oosten (1963) began painting in his teens. By, among other things, copying the 'old masters' he discovered what oil paint could do. However, his career did not head toward the artist’s path, but he became a teacher. In addition, he continued painting. For many years these were still lifes with flowers, vegetables, and fruit, but he noticed that he could not express his creativity sufficiently there. That changed when he started adding sand to his work and began using materials such as putty knives and steel brushes. His work became rougher and increasingly moved toward abstraction. Rob finds inspiration in life. It can be beautiful, but it also has many rough edges.
Rob van Oosten’s work has now found its way into private collections in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, Austria, Italy, Portugal, Spain, France, and Greece.
Recent selling exhibitions were at the ‘Tree Museum’ in Doorn and at ‘Amerongen Castle’.\n\nThese 9 works are painted on acid-free, pH-neutral paper.
The works are framed, but can easily be taken out of the frame.
Dimensions of works without frame: 15 x 15 cm
Framed: 22 x 22 cm\n\nThis nine-piece set of paintings is sold directly by the painter.\n\nThe works are signed and dated.\n\nShipping is carried out carefully and quickly.