Method
Method
How a blank canvas becomes a beautiful painting
Rudolf prefers to take photos in the vicinity of the person portrayed. On the basis of these photos, either a few sketch designs or a direct sketch on canvas follow. Shortly afterwards, the person to be portrayed is asked to pose in the studio once or twice for an hour.
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An older example
Part Two: How a blank canvas becomes a beautiful painting
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A great source of inspiration for his painting style are the painters from the beginning of the last century such as John Singer Sargent, James Whistler, William Chase, but also Gustav Klimt and Isaak Israels. Rudolf Kortenhorst paints at home and abroad, mostly in the Netherlands, but also in Germany, Austria, Ireland and Greece where he has commissioned portraits.
From the old days
Part three: How a blank canvas becomes a beautiful painting
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Paintings & Contact
Paintings
Discover the work of Rudolf Kortenhorst: Family, Children, Animal portraits, Business portraits, Free work.
Contact
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