Bert Bruijn - Night car

Screen print EA (artist's proof) in a high-quality Nielsen frame (new price over 70 euros).

Artist details: https://rkd.nl/explore/artists/13365 Jacobs 1993, part 1, p. 198 Jacobs on Bert Bruijn (The Hague 1938), painter and draftsman
Material/Technique: screen printing, Indian ink, gouache and oil paint.
Influenced by Impressionism and Turner.
Contact with Kees van Bohemen from 1981. Study trips to Scandinavia.
Education: Royal ABK The Hague (evening course). Was taught by Co Westerik, Wim Beuning, and R. Oxenaar.
Organizations: Voorburg Artists' Association Brak around 1988 and The Hague Art Circle The Hague as an active member around 1988.
Activities: De Porceleyne Fles Delft as a ceramic painter. Arthur Brouwers on Bert Bruijn, painter, draftsman. Education: From 1956 to 1962, he trained at the Royal Academy of Visual Arts in The Hague, in the “illustrative” department. Bert Bruijn lived and worked in The Hague. His paintings are difficult to categorize. His 'drawing' is rendered in precise, striking lines. He avoids every detail so that the figurative drawing stands in a space of fading colors. His gouaches often feature architectural constructions of interiors with figures. The depictions have an unfinished quality due to the lively and spontaneous brushstrokes. This allows the viewer to fantasize further. In the fragmented images, no hard lines or forced divisions are visible. Through the impressionistic use of paint, the essence of the play of light is evoked in the contrasting colors. The atmosphere of the interior is emphatically indicated in a romantic manner.
Exhibitions: Galerie Kadans, The Hague City Hall, The Hague Galerie de Leeuw, The Hague.