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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 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…
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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…
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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…
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In Intus Splendet — Latin for “She shines within” — André Romijn presents a vision of feminine presence that is at once timeless, sacred, and…
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