Dolf Zwerver - The flight

De vlucht (2003) is a hand-signed lithograph by the Dutch artist Dolf Zwerver (1932–2010), published in an edition of 170. This is number 82 of the edition. The work is signed by the artist in the lower right corner.

The work is brand new and very beautifully framed. See the photo. Please note, given the size and the glass plate, it is for pickup only, or delivery via an art courier costs 77.50 within the Netherlands.

Dolf Zwerver (1932–2010) was a Dutch painter, born in Nijehaske and raised in Utrecht. His father was a painter and advertising artist, meaning that drawing and painting were present in his life from an early age. As a self-taught artist, he focused entirely on a career as a painter from the late 1950s onwards. In 1965, he gained wider recognition after attracting attention in a competition for amateur painters organized by the magazine Eva. Zwerver's work is characterized by dreamy, contemplative paintings. Silent gardens, labyrinths, and forests form a recurring backdrop, with Oranjewoud and the Rhijnauwen estate near Utrecht serving as constant sources of inspiration. Works by Zwerver can be found in the Centraal Museum (Utrecht) and the Rijksmuseum (Amsterdam). He also exhibited at the Rembrandt House and Slot Zeist.