I very often stare at his amazingly well placed brushstrokes, his unbelieveable understanding of color, and his virtuosity in seeing and translating form into brush ore pencilstrokes. Not even to mention his portraits.
A lot of his work can be seen
This illustration is 14 inch × 20 inch, gouache on heavy grain watercolor paper.
Yes! nice and loose!
ReplyDeleteI'd like to see more!!!
Zo te zien heb je stiekem toch wat tijd over, niet dan???
Geniet er maar fijn van, m'n jongh!
Grrr,
je buurman
Wouter, this is very nice, well done! I've got a great book of Sargent's water work, it's a beautiful book. Most people only remember him for his amazing oil portraits, but the man was also a master watercolorist! Great work, I love this piece!
ReplyDeleteYou're not wrong Wouter - sargents work is amazing! This is a great portrait - super!
ReplyDeleteAmen to this post!
ReplyDeleteI agree. I can't comprehend some of those paintings. Your work is amazing as well. I will be checking back here for sure!!
ReplyDeletetake care,
-francis
Wouter, post nog es iets van "Z.E.S."
ReplyDeleteHet eerste boek is nu toch verschenen...
http://annerieksboeken.blogspot.com/2007/07/zes-deel-1-in-de-winkel.html
Wowww
ReplyDeletenice job
I lovely your style
Sargent is most definitely amazing.
ReplyDeleteThis painting is great as well. I love the loose brush strokes.
EXCELENTE...ME ENCANTE TU ESTILO...
ReplyDeleteFELICITACIONES
SALUDOS Y EXITOS
GUAICO
Hi big friend and neighbour!
ReplyDeleteToday, I finished my acryllic painting 'Immar, I am Sea'.
So check my blog...
See you soon!
Greetz from Coenmeteenc
EXCELENTE..Your work is amazing ..
ReplyDeleteThis is a great portrait
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That´s brilliant, Wouter! Yes man, Sargent was the Greatest!
ReplyDeletethat very nice work with watercolor.
ReplyDeleteim waiting new work with watercolor.
thanks
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