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In this trois crayons drawing, André Romijn initiates a refined dialogue with the eighteenth-century sensibility of Jean-Baptiste Huet. The work breathes the atmosphere of the…
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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…
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In this elegant and arresting trois crayons drawing, André Romijn once again demonstrates his masterful command of classical technique infused with contemporary vitality. The subject—a…
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André Romijn’s pencil sketch presents a compelling study of a female figure, showcasing his command of classical drawing techniques and his nuanced approach to human…
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This lithograph is a reproduction of Anthony van Dyck’s (1599-1641) interpretation of the mythological story of Danaë, created by Johann Georg Weinhold (1813-1880). Danaë, a…
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This painting by André Romijn takes on the ambitious task of blending a fresco-style representation of historical subject matter with a modern portrait. The result…
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Francesco Coleman’s watercolour from 1876 presents us with a captivating representation of an Italian woman adorned in traditional Sorrento costume. The artist’s use of the…
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