Hildegard Stehr - stilleven met walnoten

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Description from the seller

Oils on canvas
Dimensions: 35 x 18 cm.
Framed 49 x 32 cm.
Signed on the reverse.

This painting shows a beautifully balanced composition with walnuts as the central objects. The carefully coordinated colors reinforce the whole and ensure a harmonious appearance. A digital certificate of authenticity is included with the work.

Rhythm and structure form the core of Hildegard Stehr's work. Initially trained as a graphic designer at the Royal Academy of Visual Arts in Den Bosch, she developed a visual language in which order and irregularity challenge each other. Her work is characterized by rhythmically built planes, stacked forms, and a dynamic play of light and shadow. Stehr plays with contrasts such as smooth and rough, cut and tear, strength and vulnerability. Her apparent simplicity is the result of careful consideration.

The artist is regularly invited to exhibitions. Her work is in private collections in Europe and beyond.

Seller's Story

The gallery is committed to contemporary, two-dimensional works. It provides a platform for both emerging talents and well-established artists. In recent years, renewed interest in portraiture, figuration and landscape has emerged. Artists are selected for their strong sense of individuality and originality, presenting work that is distinctive, contemporary, and forward-thinking. The artworks on view continually reveal new layers and meanings, ensuring that each visit offers fresh discoveries.
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Oils on canvas
Dimensions: 35 x 18 cm.
Framed 49 x 32 cm.
Signed on the reverse.

This painting shows a beautifully balanced composition with walnuts as the central objects. The carefully coordinated colors reinforce the whole and ensure a harmonious appearance. A digital certificate of authenticity is included with the work.

Rhythm and structure form the core of Hildegard Stehr's work. Initially trained as a graphic designer at the Royal Academy of Visual Arts in Den Bosch, she developed a visual language in which order and irregularity challenge each other. Her work is characterized by rhythmically built planes, stacked forms, and a dynamic play of light and shadow. Stehr plays with contrasts such as smooth and rough, cut and tear, strength and vulnerability. Her apparent simplicity is the result of careful consideration.

The artist is regularly invited to exhibitions. Her work is in private collections in Europe and beyond.

Seller's Story

The gallery is committed to contemporary, two-dimensional works. It provides a platform for both emerging talents and well-established artists. In recent years, renewed interest in portraiture, figuration and landscape has emerged. Artists are selected for their strong sense of individuality and originality, presenting work that is distinctive, contemporary, and forward-thinking. The artworks on view continually reveal new layers and meanings, ensuring that each visit offers fresh discoveries.
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Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Artist
Hildegard Stehr
Title of artwork
stilleven met walnoten
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Netherlands
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
18 cm
Width
35 cm
Depiction/theme
Still life
Style
Realism
Period
1990-2000
The NetherlandsVerified
971
Objects sold
100%
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