Welcome to Guy's paint studio

Guy was born in Nijmegen, The Netherlands, in 1958 and lives in Brussels since 1987. He is a self-taught painter and started to paint oil paintings in 1993. Recently, he has discovered acrylic paint, which suits him best for modern and abstract paintings. His interest spans from 16-17th century still lives (for example B. van der Ast and N. van Veerendael) and marines (S. de Vlieger and W. van de Velde family) to impressionism (B. Morisot and F. Frieseke) to abstract expressionism (W. de Kooning, M. Rothko and Joan Mitchell).



We hope you enjoy his blog.



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Showing posts with label "16th century painting". Show all posts

Friday, March 12, 2010

Bruegel Family, picturing daily life

Visit my page about the 16th century painting "The bird trap" of P. Bruegel.
Please click here to go to the Bruegel page.
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