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Tuesday 2 July 2019

Mother Earth Objects

We are very happy to inform you that we added a new category to our webshop: Interior Objects

Please find here some of our latest treasures in this category!

Lotus Table
sizes: hight 60 cm dia 56 cm

Plate in bronze, 24 carats golden plated;
sizes: dia 38 cm

Vase in bronze, 24 carats golden plated
sizes: hight 40 cm dia 17 cm

All objects are created by Niki Stylianou. As a sculptor, painter and more recently designer, she is inspired by nature and engaged in art at the service of a wider planetary conscience. She introduces sculpture at the heart of objects like those who were found in ancient cultures, to pay homage to “Mother Earth”.

Each object is an original piece, numbered and signed by the artist.

Monday 3 June 2019

Rembrandts Echo

2019 is the Rijksmuseum’s Year of Rembrandt, and the museum is issuing an open invitation to submit contributions to a grand summer exhibition. A jury of artists, conservators and educators from the Rijksmuseum will judge the works over several rounds, using criteria such as creativity, technique and originality.
We are excited to let you know that the jury has selected following artworks from three of our artists for the final round.
Between the 19th and the 21st of June the jury will review all delivered artworks one more time . In the week of the 24th of June, we will be informed if these artworks will be on display during the exhibition Long Live Rembrandt.

Of course we will keep you informed in the coming weeks.

Towards Eternity

Visiting Rembrandt

The return of the prodigal son

Thursday 16 May 2019

Waterdrops Series New in our Online Gallery

New exposition in our online gallery Hubert de Palm Photography:

Chalice, photo on foam, 60 x 40 cm

Hula Hoop, photo on foam, 60 x 40 cm

Yellow Hat Alien, photo on plexiglass, 120 x 80 cm

After obtaining his degree in chemical engineer, the urge to take "snapshots" started to play again and it became more and more artistic photography. In this series "water drops" Hubert de Palm combines digital technology with light and hydraulics.
With a special twist of technical skill and creativity, natural phenomena turn into unimaginable expressions. Enjoy!