*NEW* Litho Left/Right Shoe – Niels Shoe Meulman
Niels Shoe Meulman (1967) is a visual artist, known for his gestural paintings which reveal vivid traces of graffiti and calligraphy. He revolutionized the art of writing when he initiated the Calligraffiti movement, claiming ‘a word is an image and writing is painting’. In 2023 Niels created the lithogaph Left/Right SHOE for the Dutch Museum of Lithography.
Litho 2017 – Mariëlle Buitendijk
Mariëlle Buitendijk (Hilversum, 1976) obtained her Masters in painting at the Frank Mohr Institute in Groningen after her education at the St. Joost Academy in Breda. This square lithograph includes 12 printing passes in the three basic colors. The image was designed during the printing process and gained coherence through repetition of the individual elements.
Litho Sushi – Lieuwe van Gogh
Lieuwe van Gogh, born in Amsterdam in 1991, is a direct descendant of Vincent van Gogh. Lieuwe started painting from a young age and graduated at the Mix Art Academy when he was just 16. Now: talented, the true young Van Gogh has already become a Trademark – to conquer our planet. The lithograph SUSHI is created for the Dutch Museum of Lithography.
Nanne Meulendijks | Fanfare
In 2007, visual artist Nanne Meulendijks created this lithograph in collaboration with the technical group of the Dutch Museum of Lithography and under the supervision of master printer Gertjan Forrer.
Nico Vrielink | De stier
On Friday, November 20, 2015, Nico Vrielink created this exclusive lithograph together with master printer Gertjan Forrer and our museum team at the Dutch Museum of Lithography.
Stefan Bleekrode | Utrecht ‘Le Grand Départ 2015’
Stefan Bleekrode made this very special lithograph of the city of Utrecht in collaboration with the Dutch Museum of Lithography and master printer Gertjan Forrer, with a nod to the Tour de France in 2015. If you look closely, you will see the cycling caravan again on this lithograph! A jewel on the wall of every fan of Utrecht and/or the Tour de France.
*BESTSELLER* Gertjan Forrer | Van Gogh lithograph “The Potato Eaters” (exclusive, authorized reprint)
Master printer Gertjan Forrer was invited in 2015 to create a remake of the lithograph “The Potato Eaters” by Vincent van Gogh. Includes a DVD (in Dutch and English) on Van Gogh’s graphic oeuvre.
*BESTSELLER* J. Sinkeldam | “Cacao” Fernand Touissant
The lithograph “Cacao” by Jan Sinkeldam is a version of an original and probably never printed poster design (gouache) by the Belgian painter Ferdinand Toussaint (1873-1956).
*BESTSELLER* T. Posthuma | “Cacao Van Houten”
The design of this original chromolitho was made by Thom Posthuma (1893-1941) in 1920 for cocoa and chocolate manufacturer Van Houten.
Hedwig Pauwels | Krekels…
This lithograph was created by the artist Hedwig Pauwels and the Dutch Museum of Lithography in reference to the poem Krekels (‘Crickets’) by the Flemish poet Cyriel Gladines.
Ingrid Simons | Le coucher du soleil
“Landscapes with roads and paths, leading somewhere, to which is obscured by over- or under-exposure at the end of the path. I create a painterly illusion of a landscape; unreal landscapes of the soul and memory.”
MARTY | Beatrix Regina 1980-2013
After the announcement of the abdication of Queen Beatrix, the idea arose in the Dutch Museum of Lithography to pay a lithographic tribute to the retiring Queen Beatrix and to issue a commemorative lithograph in honor of the new King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima.
MARTY | In Flanders Fields the Poppies Blow…
This lithograph in reference to John McCrae’s iconic World War I poem from 1915 was created to accompany our exhibition “The First World War in Lithography”. A wonderful gift for lovers of poetry!
MARTY | Koning Willem-Alexander en koningin Máxima 30-04-2013
After the announcement of the abdication of Queen Beatrix, the idea arose in the Dutch Museum of Lithography to pay a lithographic tribute to the retiring Queen Beatrix and to issue a commemorative lithograph in honor of the new King Willem-Alexander and Queen Máxima.
Nanne Meulendijks | De Stoelendans
Late 2013, Nanne Meulendijks, in collaboration with Griffioen Grafiek of Hilversum and supervised by master lithographer Gertjan Forrer at the Dutch Museum of Lithography, made this lithograph in an edition of 100.
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