Portrait in charcoal and sanguine
In an age of fleeting images, André Romijn’s portraits invite the viewer to pause and engage. With nothing more than charcoal, sanguine, and paper, Romijn…
Continue readingAn Afternoon Stroll; Trois Crayons on blue paper
In An Afternoon Stroll, André Romijn offers a masterclass in restraint, elegance, and classical technique. Executed in the traditional trois crayons method on subtly textured…
Continue readingThe Stillness Within, portrait of Mariah
André Romijn’s Portrait of Mariah is a compelling oil painting that captures both classical discipline and contemporary presence. At first glance, the viewer is struck…
Continue readingA world where beauty quietly blooms
In The Garden of Lilacs, André Romijn captures a fleeting moment of serenity, movement, and natural beauty with a painterly touch that feels both timeless…
Continue readingA Summer Breeze
In A Summer Breeze, André Romijn once again demonstrates his keen ability to weave light, colour, and character into a harmonious whole. This oil painting…
Continue readingOn the easel: Serenity in Sanguine
In this sensitive preliminary sketch in sanguine, André Romijn once again demonstrates his mastery in capturing both character and form with minimal means. Working in…
Continue readingAbsorbed in Silence
In this impressionistic nude in oil on paper, André Romijn presents a meditative, sensual scene: a young woman, seated with a book, entirely absorbed in…
Continue readingIntus Splendet; oil on cracked plaster with gold leaf
In Intus Splendet — Latin for “She shines within” — André Romijn presents a vision of feminine presence that is at once timeless, sacred, and…
Continue readingOn the easel today: Sketch of the Daughters of the evening
In this emotive and evocative oil sketch, André Romijn offers a poetic meditation on human connection, weariness, and quiet solidarity. Four women, draped in soft,…
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