Hans Bulder (1953) - A red stag in a misty mountainous landscape

Here we have a magnificent large 20th century oil on canvas by the Dutch wildlife artist Hans Bulder. This painting features a red stag bellowing in a misty mountainous landscape. The painting is signed lower right A wonderful painting that would grace any wall in your home.

Hans Bulder was born in Scheveningen in 1953. The family moved from Scheveningen to Apeldoorn. There, in the wild and beautiful nature of the Veluwe, emerged the love for nature. Wanderings that became a search for inspiration and continued to lead to Scotland, England and Germany.

From the age of 23, Hans started painting. Self-taught and partly educated by his father. Animals, portraits and still lifes come to life in oil paint on linen and panel. Mostly commissioned. Often touchingly realistic and very detailed. Sometimes surreal or magical-realistic, with loose brush strokes, in the style of his father. Bulder: oil paint is my passion; the exact mixing of the colours. And the right way of applying it. It is in my heart and finds its way to my fingers.

Exhibitions:
Interest in Bulder's work grew rapidly, both nationally as well as internationally. Exhibitions followed, for example with:

Holland & Holland, Londen (UK)Malcolm Innes Gallery, Edinburgh (UK)Rountree Tryon Galleries,Londen (UK)

Besides his work as a painter, Hans has also been a highly regarded teacher of painting in oil paint and illustrator of several books for over 22 years.

Hans Bulder painted on commission for Prince Bernard, the Sultan of Oman, State secretary Ad Ploeg and Minister Ernst Albrecht von Niedersachsen.

In excellent condition. Please view the photographs as part of the description. The frame is a gift, no compensation given if damaged in transit.

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