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The Varick Series: Monotypes
Elaine Equi, Vincent Katz, Peter Blum, Robert Zandvliet
Peter Blum Edition
Peter Blum Edition
In the fall of 1999, Dutch painter Robert Zandvliet produced, along with master printer Maurice Sanchez, a monotype project entitled The Varick Series. Zandvliet, one of the most talented and innovative painters of his generation, specializes in the...
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Robert Zandvliet
Leontine Coelewij
NAi Publishers/Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam
NAi Publishers/Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam
This publication focuses on the recent landscape paintings of the young Dutch architect Robert Zandvliet. These large-scale paintings rendered with broad brush strokes show the progression of his work toward abstractions that are the mere suggestion...
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Robert Zandvliet: Zoom In
Robert Zandvliet
Richter Verlag
Richter Verlag
When Robert Zandvliet began these small paintings, they served as studies for his larger ones. More recently, they have taken on their own qualities, colors gushing into one another, blotches and splatters, with a spontaneity Zandvliet would also...
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Gogh Modern: Vincent van Gogh and Contemporary Art
Andreas Bluhm, Nathalie Heinrich, Melanie Verhoeven, Georg Baselitz, Willem de Kooning, Ellsworth Kelly, Anselm Kiefer, Bruce Nauman, Yvonne Rainer, Vincent van Gogh, Robert Zandvliet
NAi Publishers/Van Gogh Museum
NAi Publishers/Van Gogh Museum
The paintings of Vincent van Gogh remain as relevant as ever, exerting an ever-profound influence on generations of artists. Gogh Modern attempts to explain this influence through example, presenting an overview of major postwar artists whose work...
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Robert Zandvliet: Beyond the Horizon
Volker Adolphs, Hans den Hartog Jager, Max Wechsler, Robert Zandvliet
Richter Verlag
Richter Verlag
From his early depictions of everyday objects--windows, cameras, rearview mirrors--the Dutch painter Robert Zandvliet has moved to landscapes, and into the force field between figuration and abstraction. His motifs increasingly give ground to the...
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