Charlotte Molenkamp (1955) - Gele Tuin






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Charlotte Molenkamp (1955) created Gele Tuin, an original oil painting in abstract style from the 1990s, predominantly yellow, signed, measures 148 x 158 cm, sold with frame by Galerie.
Description from the seller
This large and impressive work by Charlotte Molenkamp immediately captures attention. Dynamic abstract shapes and bird-like figures seem continually in motion. The painting breathes energy, rhythm, and freedom.
Size without frame: 138x148
Medium: Original (oil on canvas)
From 1971 to 1975 Molenkamp studied at the Academy of Fine Arts St. Joost in Breda. From 1977 to 1979 she pursued training in drawing and painting at Tilburg’s Academy for Visual Forming. Molenkamp spent a number of years in Utrecht in the 1980s. She now lives and works in Tilburg. Born into an artist family, Charlotte Molenkamp decided to pursue an artist’s training in 1971.
After her studies in Tilburg she took a part-time job as a drawing and art history teacher, while continuing to focus on her own work. In 1980 she began making gouaches in her own home in Utrecht. In 1983 she moved to Tilburg, where she has a studio at her house. There she began creating paintings in oil paint. Exhibitions and awards: Charlotte Molenkamp’s first exhibition was in Tilburg’s Schouwburg, following her winning a painting competition. Her first exhibition of oil paintings she held together with Eugène Brands in a gallery in Eindhoven. Her work is included in several corporate collections, including ABN AMRO, Philips, Interpolis and Rabobank.
Even the Royal House owns works by Charlotte Molenkamp. She exhibits annually in and at various national and international galleries and art fairs.
Seller's Story
This large and impressive work by Charlotte Molenkamp immediately captures attention. Dynamic abstract shapes and bird-like figures seem continually in motion. The painting breathes energy, rhythm, and freedom.
Size without frame: 138x148
Medium: Original (oil on canvas)
From 1971 to 1975 Molenkamp studied at the Academy of Fine Arts St. Joost in Breda. From 1977 to 1979 she pursued training in drawing and painting at Tilburg’s Academy for Visual Forming. Molenkamp spent a number of years in Utrecht in the 1980s. She now lives and works in Tilburg. Born into an artist family, Charlotte Molenkamp decided to pursue an artist’s training in 1971.
After her studies in Tilburg she took a part-time job as a drawing and art history teacher, while continuing to focus on her own work. In 1980 she began making gouaches in her own home in Utrecht. In 1983 she moved to Tilburg, where she has a studio at her house. There she began creating paintings in oil paint. Exhibitions and awards: Charlotte Molenkamp’s first exhibition was in Tilburg’s Schouwburg, following her winning a painting competition. Her first exhibition of oil paintings she held together with Eugène Brands in a gallery in Eindhoven. Her work is included in several corporate collections, including ABN AMRO, Philips, Interpolis and Rabobank.
Even the Royal House owns works by Charlotte Molenkamp. She exhibits annually in and at various national and international galleries and art fairs.
