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Robert Zandvliet moves from everyday objects to large nature paintings
Dutch painter Robert Zandvliet first became known for everyday objects such as a hairpin or a piece of chocolate.
His early paintings aimed to capture the essence of familiar things.
He now paints nature on enormous canvases, rather than focusing on those objects.
One example is *Stage of Being II*, made in 2017.
The painting measures more than two metres by 3.5 metres.
The change in subject and scale shows how Zandvliet’s work has developed.
Robert Zandvliet first became known for paintings that capture the essence of everyday objects.
He has now turned to painting nature on very large canvases.
His work Stage of Being II dates from 2017.
That canvas measures more than 2 metres by 3.5 metres.
- Who
- Robert Zandvliet, a painter.
- What
- He has moved from paintings of everyday objects to large paintings of nature.
- When
- Not stated.
- Where
- Not stated.
- Why
- Not stated.
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- Artist
- Robert Zandvliet
- Earlier subjects
- Everyday objects, including a hairpin and chocolate
- Current subject
- Nature
- Work
- Stage of Being II
- Work date
- 2017
- Canvas dimensions
- More than 2 metres by 3.5 metres










