Leo Pors (1952) - Stilleven met emaille en pruimen

A fresh and clear work by this artist is the painting "Stilleven met emaille en pruimen" (Still Life with Enamel and Prunes). It is a recent artwork that shows us several white enamel objects. Through intensive use, over time the items have wear from bumps, losing some of their enamel, which is visible at the damaged spots. In addition, some rust has already formed on a few of these damages, which the painter has depicted meticulously. In the bowl on the right lie some prunes that, with their blue and purple hues, form a beautiful color contrast. A lovely detail is the nail hammered into the wall, which has caused some cracks in the plaster layer. In short: a beautiful and calming painting; exactly what a still life is expected to be. The panel measures 50 x 60 cm, and both the painting and the frame are in excellent condition. The painting is accompanied by a handwritten Certificate of Authenticity and a CV of the artist.

Leo Pors’s work has been featured in several art magazines, including Tableau, Collect, and VIND. It was shown at many exhibitions, including in the Gorinchem museum, together with works by, among others, Ans Markus and Tjalf Sparnaaij. There is worldwide interest in his still lifes, resulting in not only many European collectors owning his works but also purchases by art lovers in Hong Kong, Taiwan, the United States, Japan, and Australia.

The paintings are also represented in various corporate collections.