Vermeer's letter-reading girl at the window
The starting point is Letter Reading Girl at the Window by Johannes Vermeer - specifically focusing on the line lining and color palette. A base of alumi nium wire is coated with aluminum foil and finished with Keracoat herein are incorporated beads made from paper-wrapped wire. Some gold accents were added with wax.
Van Gogh's almond blossom
For the translation of Vincent van Gogh's painting Almond Blossom, a number of slender branches were constructed with brown 1mm wire, at the ends graceful handmade white flowers of resin are incorporated. The distinctive blue of the background is expressed through the processed fresh blue flowers.
Rembrandt's love for Saskia
Inspired by Rembrandt van Rijn, a bouquet in out spoken colors with a romantic choice of flowers was created that expresses Rembrandt's love for his wife Saskia. She often served as a model for his drawings and paintings, and it can be read in poems that they sincerely loved each other. The base of the bouquet is made of styrofoam cut into shape, covered with paper. From wooden sticks and rustic wire, a construction is made with paper details with gold accents.
Rembrandt's Agatha Bass
At the center is Portrait of Agatha Bas by Rembrandt van Rijn whose clothing in particular, Agatha's richly decorated bodice, inspired a dramatic, clothing-like object with references to the colors used in the painting and the details of bodice, collar and sleeves. First, the nautilus shape was welded and the styrofoam cut into shape and lined. The rich feel is created by the sophisticated beadwork, the many details and the aptly balanced placement of the flowers including warm-yellow orchids and Craspedia.
Vermeer's girl with the pearl
A contemporary translation of Girl with a Pearl Earring by Johannes Vermeer. The bouquet is characterized by its distinct shape, clean lines and a subtle 'pearl'. The base is a chicken wire frame, woven with lily grass (Liriope) for optimal flower fixation.
Rembrandt's the return of the prodigal son
