Rob van Trier (1957)
Rob van Trier was born in Tilburg in 1957. Already in his childhood he knew that he wanted to paint. In his memory he was 10 years old, when his father sent him to the store with 10 guilders and the order to buy razor blades from it.....
In the shop window were all kinds of things that might interest a child. But Rob van Trier didn't see that; he only saw paint boxes with paint tubes that cost exactly 10 guilders. The boy couldn't resist the temptation; he spent his father's money on his paint.
Rob van Trier paints because he has to paint. He masters the art of perceiving what remains hidden from others. His painting is built up with paint-in-paint, color-in-color, and graceful lines, to which the viewer soon becomes addicted. Van Trier paints outdoors and in summer likes to lie flat on the earth next to the easel to be one with nature during the painting process. His work radiates incomparable zest for life and the joy of painting. A lust – and must – for the art lover.
Van Trier's works are sold worldwide; five of his paintings were located at the World Trade Center in New York on September 11, 2001. In private collections his works hang in the same room as the paintings of world famous painters. Buyers of van Trier's paintings include Armani, Ferrari, various banks, Rotary clubs and art connoisseurs.
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