Connecting with the human experiences of memory and emotion
“Golden Memories” by André Romijn is a compelling oil painting that exudes a sense of introspection and serenity. The subject is a woman depicted with…
Continue readingAn introduction to how you can learn to draw and paint like the Italian Painters of the Renaissance and Baroque era
André’s personalized approach ensures that by the end of your journey, you’ll hold not just a brush, but the key to unlocking the soul of portrait artistry.
As an artist, I am drawn to the rich complexity of the female form and spirit. My artistic journey is a constant exploration of the essence of femininity. Through the medium of oil paint, I seek to capture the essence of women, transcending mere representation to explore their inner strength, resilience, and unique narratives.
You are very welcome to my gallery & atelier 'KUNSTHUIS André', based in the Engelse kerk (English Church) Simpelhuisstraat 10, 4331 PH, Middelburg NL, which has been open since Autumn 2024. Art spanning from the 17th century to the present awaits your discovery. Explore a curated selection featuring not only my creations but also those of fellow artists who have masterfully depicted the human spirit across various mediums.
Read moreIt is my hope that
my paintings find a home
in the hearts and collections
of art lovers worldwide,
to spark conversations and reflections
on the beauty and power
of the female form and mind
“Golden Memories” by André Romijn is a compelling oil painting that exudes a sense of introspection and serenity. The subject is a woman depicted with…
Continue readingThis oil and cold wax on paper work by André Romijn, a detail inspired by Johannes Vermeer’s “Girl Interrupted at Her Music,” is a compelling…
Continue readingAndré Romijn’s oil painting, enriched by the context of Antonio Vivaldi’s motet “Nulla in mundo pax sincera,” embodies a profound commentary on the human condition….
Continue readingStudy for a double portrait…
Continue readingRomijn’s technique is reminiscent of the old masters, with a sense of modernity in the simplicity and directness of the composition. The figure emerges from…
Continue readingThe lithograph titled “Lutèce (Paris)” by Adolphe Giraldon is a splendid representation of the Art Nouveau movement, characterized by its intricate linear designs and elegant…
Continue readingThe framed mezzotint on chine collé is a fine example of portraiture that captures the grace and elegance of Elizabeth Christiana Cavendish, known when the…
Continue readingThis work depicts a photogravure of Jozef Israëls’ painting “Mother and Child” from 1896, a subject he revisited many times throughout his career. Jan Veth,…
Continue readingThis acrylic painting by André Romijn, titled “One for Sorrow, Two for Joy,” is a captivating piece that draws upon historical and mythological themes. The…
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