Rob van Oosten - Square Dance One 2026






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Rob van Oosten presents Square Dance One 2026, an original acrylic painting on panel in abstract style, 61 by 61 cm, 2 kg, signed by the artist, dated 2026, from the Netherlands and sold directly by the artist.
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Biography
Rob van Oosten (born 1963) began painting in his teens. Among other things, by copying the works of the 'old masters' he discovered what oil paint could do. However, his career did not go the artist’s route; he became a teacher. In addition, he continued painting. For many years these were still lifes with flowers, vegetables, and fruit, but he realized he couldn’t express his creativity sufficiently. That changed when he started to add sand to his work and began using tools such as putty knives and steel brushes. His work became rougher and increasingly moved toward abstraction. Rob draws inspiration from 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 sales exhibitions were at the ‘Tree Museum’ in Doorn and at ‘Amerongen Castle’.
This work is painted with acrylic paint on panel. This is best suited for the applied technique.
This painting is sold directly by the painter.
Shipping is done carefully and quickly.
Biography
Rob van Oosten (born 1963) began painting in his teens. Among other things, by copying the works of the 'old masters' he discovered what oil paint could do. However, his career did not go the artist’s route; he became a teacher. In addition, he continued painting. For many years these were still lifes with flowers, vegetables, and fruit, but he realized he couldn’t express his creativity sufficiently. That changed when he started to add sand to his work and began using tools such as putty knives and steel brushes. His work became rougher and increasingly moved toward abstraction. Rob draws inspiration from 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 sales exhibitions were at the ‘Tree Museum’ in Doorn and at ‘Amerongen Castle’.
This work is painted with acrylic paint on panel. This is best suited for the applied technique.
This painting is sold directly by the painter.
Shipping is done carefully and quickly.
