Eelco Maan
“Inspiration is for amateurs. The rest of us just show up and get to work. If you wait around for the clouds to part and a bolt of lightning to strike you in the brain, you are not going to make an awful lot of work. All the best ideas come out of the process; they come out of the work itself.”
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Eelco MaanCarried by lightOriginal Mixed Media on CanvasImage Size - 100 x 75 cm£ 2,600.00
Framed Size - 105 x 80 cm -
Eelco MaanAutumnalOriginal Mixed media on canvasImage Size - 90 x 140 cm£ 2,900.00
Framed Size - 95 x 145 cm -
Eelco MaanGenesisOriginal Mixed media on canvasImage Size - 90 x 140 cm£ 2,900.00
Framed Size - 95 x 145 cm -
Eelco MaanOlympusOil on Canvas40'' x 43''
Image Size - 40" x 43"
Framed Size - 43 x 46" -
Eelco MaanOctoberOil on CanvasImage Size - 39" x 43"£ 2,400.00
Framed Size - 41.5 x 45.5" -
Eelco MaanStudy IOriginal Mixed Media on CanvasImage Size - 12" x 12"£ 695.00
Framed Size - 14" x 14" -
Eelco MaanStudy IIOriginal Mixed Media on CanvasImage Size - 12" x 12"£ 695.00
Framed Size - 14" x 14" -
Eelco MaanThe sweetest springOriginal Mixed Media on CanvasImage Size - 36" x 44"
Framed Size - 38" x 46" -
Eelco MaanSpectreOil on CanvasImage Size - 39" x 39"
Framed Size - 41.5 x 41.5" -
Eelco MaanFlightOil on CanvasImage Size - 39" x 39"
Framed Size - 41.5 x 41.5"
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Eelco MaanMixed MediaImage Size - 100 x 110 cm
Framed Size - 106 x 116 cm -
Eelco MaanOcean FloorMixed Medium on CanvasImage Size - 70 x 100 cm
Framed Size - 76 x 106 cm -
Eelco MaanAux bout de la nuit IIMixed media on canvas80 x 80 cm£ 2,350.00
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Eelco MaanLay Down in LightMixed media on canvas110 x 100 cm
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Eelco MaanThalassaMixed media on canvas70 x 170 cm
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Eelco MaanChangesMixed media on canvas110 x 90 cm
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Eelco MaanOctoberMixed media on canvas100 x 110 cm
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Eelco MaanHeliosMixed media on canvas100 x 120 cm
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Eelco MaanAeolusOil on CanvasImage Size - 100cm x 105cm
Framed - 105cm x 110cm
Eelco Maan has been working as a visual artist since 1994. Initially experimenting with figurative, Fauvism and surrealistic elements – influenced by Klee, Miró and the CoBrA movement – he gradually adopted a more austere and abstract style. Any ‘Moon-watcher’ (his Dutch name ‘Moon’ means ‘Moon’) might well be his attraction to the craquelure in early medieval art, to the savage Pollock eruptions and the obstinate colour abstractions by Eugène Brands and Willem de Kooning.
While his works are abstract, we recognize them in very real imagery – sunlight dancing off water or bursting through fog, cloud formations and rich autumnal colours. His work represents the abstract art tradition but with his own merit and a mystical undertone. His oeuvre touches ineffably upon works by preceding masters, but always shows a compelling idiosyncratic character, recognisable for its authenticity.
His work has been displayed in galleries and Art fairs in the Netherlands, UK, France and Belgium since 1995, both as a solo exhibitor and in collaboration with other artists.
