Johannes Eerdmans Still Life Collection
30 April, 2017
30 April, 2017
Our new still life collection by Johannes Eerdmans is beautiful in its simplicity and muted tones. The Frisian Johannes Eerdmans was born in 1950 in the Netherlands and has developed a style that is strongly reminiscent of the Romantic School.
Eerdmans has been interested in drawing small scale objects since a child when he enjoyed painting miniatures of sailing ships. For some time he received training at the Leeuwardian Academy of Art, the “Vredeman de Vries Stichting”, but soon discovered that working in groups and making abstract art was not in his line at all.
From then onwards, Johannes Eerdmans went his own way and continued drawing and painting to his own vision. He prefers painting still life images but also paints townscapes, ships, summer and winter landscapes.
The longer Eerdmans paints the greater his esteem for the old Dutch masters becomes. Without having a certain preference, his work gives distinct evidence of this inspiration. Collectors of his work and works of a similar style praise the extraordinary atmosphere his paintings exude whilst retaining a freshness about them quite unlike many still life paintings.
The latest collection features a couple of more unusual paintings by Johannes Eerdmans, a study of a wooden toy and some ballerina shoes. We love the effortless style and calm backgrounds which allow Eerdmans’ subjects to really stand out. To view the full collection follow the link below:
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