Anwen de Ridder (2000) - White Rose
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White Rose is a 2026 oil painting by Anwen de Ridder (Netherlands), 30 cm high by 24 cm wide, a signed original still‑life in a hyperrealist style.
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“White Rose” presents a luminous rose in full bloom, its layered ivory petals unfolding with delicate variations of cream, pale yellow and cool white. Against a deep, almost black background, the flower emerges with remarkable clarity, its softly modelled petals contrasting with the rich green leaves and slender stem. Two small bees hover nearby, introducing a subtle sense of movement and bringing a living presence to the otherwise restrained composition.
Anwen de Ridder draws on the traditions of Dutch still-life painting, combining careful observation with a refined understanding of light, texture and natural form. The nuanced transitions between light and shadow give the rose a sculptural quality, while the dark ground intensifies its luminosity. The bees add a quiet narrative dimension, suggesting the relationship between beauty and the natural world. Through its balance of botanical realism and elegant simplicity, this contemporary floral painting offers a timeless study of nature, delicacy and the fleeting beauty of a flower in bloom.
Unique SKU: HCO-ADR-WRO-2026-026
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Anwen de Ridder (b. 2000) is a contemporary realist painter based in the Netherlands, whose practice draws on the enduring traditions of Dutch Old Master painting. Working primarily in oil, she explores the quiet beauty of everyday subjects, from intimate still lifes to portraiture, with a particular sensitivity to light, atmosphere and the subtle narratives held within ordinary things.
Her paintings are characterised by a considered approach to composition and a refined handling of colour and texture. Through the gradual application of thin, translucent layers of oil paint, de Ridder builds depth and luminosity, bringing a sense of presence to her subjects. Influenced by the discipline and precision of classical painting, her work balances technical restraint with an attentive, contemporary perspective.
For de Ridder, painting is both a craft and a means of storytelling. Through the interplay of light and shadow, carefully observed details and the quiet significance of familiar objects, she invites the viewer to look beyond the surface and discover the poetry within the everyday.
Her practice is grounded in continued study, independent exploration and the close guidance of experienced artists within a local atelier. Alongside her personal work, she undertakes commissioned paintings in collaboration with a range of companies, continuing to develop a practice shaped by patience, observation and a lasting commitment to the art of painting.
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Havisham & Co.
Havisham & Co. is a London-based fine art agency representing contemporary artists whose work engages with heritage, symbolism, and classical craftsmanship. The agency facilitates the placement of original artworks through curated sales, private transactions, and selected international auction platforms.
Instagram: @havishamco
Website: www.havishamco.com
Email: info@havishamco.com
International shipments may be subject to customs duties and import taxes, which are determined by local authorities and are the responsibility of the buyer.
Seller's Story
Havisham & Co. was founded on the belief that contemporary art can still carry a sense of heritage. Working from London, we collaborate closely with a small group of artists whose practices are informed by classical balance, symbolism, and material depth. Havisham & Co. was founded on the belief that contemporary art can still carry a sense of heritage. Working from London, we collaborate closely with a small group of artists whose practices are informed by classical balance, symbolism, and material depth.
Instagram: havishamco
“White Rose” presents a luminous rose in full bloom, its layered ivory petals unfolding with delicate variations of cream, pale yellow and cool white. Against a deep, almost black background, the flower emerges with remarkable clarity, its softly modelled petals contrasting with the rich green leaves and slender stem. Two small bees hover nearby, introducing a subtle sense of movement and bringing a living presence to the otherwise restrained composition.
Anwen de Ridder draws on the traditions of Dutch still-life painting, combining careful observation with a refined understanding of light, texture and natural form. The nuanced transitions between light and shadow give the rose a sculptural quality, while the dark ground intensifies its luminosity. The bees add a quiet narrative dimension, suggesting the relationship between beauty and the natural world. Through its balance of botanical realism and elegant simplicity, this contemporary floral painting offers a timeless study of nature, delicacy and the fleeting beauty of a flower in bloom.
Unique SKU: HCO-ADR-WRO-2026-026
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Anwen de Ridder (b. 2000) is a contemporary realist painter based in the Netherlands, whose practice draws on the enduring traditions of Dutch Old Master painting. Working primarily in oil, she explores the quiet beauty of everyday subjects, from intimate still lifes to portraiture, with a particular sensitivity to light, atmosphere and the subtle narratives held within ordinary things.
Her paintings are characterised by a considered approach to composition and a refined handling of colour and texture. Through the gradual application of thin, translucent layers of oil paint, de Ridder builds depth and luminosity, bringing a sense of presence to her subjects. Influenced by the discipline and precision of classical painting, her work balances technical restraint with an attentive, contemporary perspective.
For de Ridder, painting is both a craft and a means of storytelling. Through the interplay of light and shadow, carefully observed details and the quiet significance of familiar objects, she invites the viewer to look beyond the surface and discover the poetry within the everyday.
Her practice is grounded in continued study, independent exploration and the close guidance of experienced artists within a local atelier. Alongside her personal work, she undertakes commissioned paintings in collaboration with a range of companies, continuing to develop a practice shaped by patience, observation and a lasting commitment to the art of painting.
⸻
Havisham & Co.
Havisham & Co. is a London-based fine art agency representing contemporary artists whose work engages with heritage, symbolism, and classical craftsmanship. The agency facilitates the placement of original artworks through curated sales, private transactions, and selected international auction platforms.
Instagram: @havishamco
Website: www.havishamco.com
Email: info@havishamco.com
International shipments may be subject to customs duties and import taxes, which are determined by local authorities and are the responsibility of the buyer.
Seller's Story
Havisham & Co. was founded on the belief that contemporary art can still carry a sense of heritage. Working from London, we collaborate closely with a small group of artists whose practices are informed by classical balance, symbolism, and material depth. Havisham & Co. was founded on the belief that contemporary art can still carry a sense of heritage. Working from London, we collaborate closely with a small group of artists whose practices are informed by classical balance, symbolism, and material depth.
Instagram: havishamco
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Edition
Original
Artist
Anwen de Ridder (2000)
Title of artwork
White Rose
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Netherlands
Year
2026
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
30 cm
Width
24 cm
Depiction/theme
Still life
Style
Hyperrealism
Period
2020+
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