Description

Discover a beautiful and original work of art by the talented Nico Vrielink. This masterpiece was created using a unique combination of techniques. The painting is brought to life with a mix of watercolor and gouache, while powerful charcoal lines enhance the whole. The subject of this work is presumably Jeane Seah, the wife of the artist at the time, who often served as inspiration for his creations during that period.

This work of art is signed and dated (1988) and provided with a stamp, as was customary for Nico Vrielink at the time. These characteristics contribute to the authenticity and value of the work.

With dimensions of 93 x 73 cm (including frame) and 68.5 x 49 cm (leaf in passe-partout), this work of art will undoubtedly attract attention in any room. It offers a unique opportunity to add a masterpiece by this renowned artist to your collection.

Let yourself be enchanted by the expressive combination of colours, the delicate watercolor technique and the powerful lines of this work of art. It is not only a visual delight, but also a worthwhile investment in a piece of modern art history.

Nico Vrielink, born in 1958 in Reusel (North Brabant), felt a strong attraction to an artistic career at a young age. He trained at the Academy of Arts in Belgium and later became a teacher, although this only lasted one year. After graduating, he left for the Far East, where he met his current wife Jeane in Singapore. This meeting would mark a turning point in his life, as Jeane has become a constant source of inspiration in all of his artwork.

Nico Vrielink's work is part of important museum, corporate and private collections, and six books have been published about his work and life. He uses the academic method, working from dark to clear. In addition to his well-known subject Jeane, Eastern mysticism is also a theme that particularly appeals to him. Even in Jeane's paintings we see an increasing serenity and reserve, with the backgrounds increasingly imbued with mysticism.

Nico Vrielink owns a beautiful castle and estate in France, which inspires him to create his breathtaking canvases. However, he lives with his wife and their two children in Bali, where the Balinese people inspire him to express the inner world of people. He considers life in Bali as a guideline for his artistic growth.