About the artist:
Dolf Geudens is a distinct classical still life painter who on the basis of mainly the Dutch, but also the Flemish tradition, occupies a very particulier place within contemporary Belgian art. He was born in Antwerpen in 1954. During his studies at the academy he came into contact with the work of Giorgio Morandi, which made a very strong impression on him. He also has a great admiration for other masters of meditative silence, such as Vermeer, Mark Rothko or the Spanish artist Antonio López Garcia.
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Geudens, Dolf
Cherries in white bowl
Date: Not dated Movement: Photo Realism Theme: Still Life Technique: Oil on wood
Geudens, Dolf
Blueberries
Date: Not dated Movement: Photo Realism Theme: Still Life Technique: Oil on wood
Geudens, Dolf
Strawberries
Date: Not dated Movement: Photo Realism Theme: Still Life Technique: Oil on wood
Geudens, Dolf
Green plums
Date: Not dated Movement: Photo Realism Theme: Still Life Technique: Oil on wood
Geudens, Dolf
Goblet with limes
Date: 2000s Movement: Photo Realism Theme: Still Life Technique: Oil on wood
Geudens, Dolf
Strawberries in colander
Date: Not dated Movement: Photo Realism Theme: Still Life Technique: Oil on wood
Geudens, Dolf
Blue plums
Date: 2000s Movement: Photo Realism Theme: Still Life Technique: Oil on wood
Geudens, Dolf
Fragile balance
Date: 2000s Movement: Photo Realism Theme: Still Life Technique: Oil on wood
Geudens, Dolf
Brown can with red box
Date: Not dated Movement: Photo Realism Theme: Still Life Technique: Oil on wood
Geudens, Dolf
Bottles in overhead light
Date: 2000s Movement: Photo Realism Theme: Still Life Technique: Oil on wood
Geudens, Dolf
Green grapes
Date: Not dated Movement: Photo Realism Theme: Still Life Technique: Oil on wood
