Tram 25 (580) 1999 - 2000

Joop Polder

Mixed mediaMixed Media incl oil on canvas
50 ⨯ 40 ⨯ 5 cm
ConditionExcellent
Price on request

Art Gallery Voûte

• About the artwork
  Joop Polder, Tram 25 on the coast. Oil on canvas, 40x50 cm. Available. Price on request.
  
  A Rare Opportunity for Art Collectors | The Timeless Work of Joop Polder
  
  For more than 30 years, Art Gallery Voûte has had the privilege of representing Dutch artist Joop Polder , a master whose surreal, poetic visions have captured the imagination of collectors around the world.
  
  Now 86 years old, Joop Polder continues to paint occasionally, but new works have become increasingly rare. As a result, only a few of his remarkable paintings are still available in our collection.
  
  We first began working with Joop back in 1995, and it has been an honor to share his artistic journey ever since. Each of his paintings tells a story, blending realism and dreamlike symbolism in a way that is instantly recognizable and deeply moving.
  
  If you’ve ever considered adding a Joop Polder original to your collection, this is the moment.
  
  You are warmly invited to visit our gallery in Schiedam (The Netherlands) to experience his works in person.
  
  For our international collectors, we are pleased to offer free worldwide transport.
  
  Explore more of Joop Polder’s art here:
  
  https://www.artgalleryvoute.com/artists-m-z/joop-polder
• About the artist

  Joop Polder was born in 1939 in The Hague, in The Netherlands. He has degrees from several art academies in Europe and has successfully worked as an artist for many years.

  Joop Polder gets his inspiration from architecture and from his own dreams. In fact, most of his paintings are the product of his dreams and represent the way he would like to see the world around us.

  Joop Polder’s paintings are restful and quiet, as a strong contrast to the stress of everyday life. His paintings are filled with trains and trams, for which he has a passion. You could even say that sometimes they behave like human beings. His enormous collection of antique small-scale models reflects this passion.

  Joop Polder’s paintings are shown in a select number of galleries and have become part of important international public and private art collections, such as the Gemeentemuseum in The Hague, the private art collection of King Willem-Alexander and Princess Beatrix, and other members of the Dutch Royal family.

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