Hans Habraken - Still life with white jug and bowl of cherries

Johannes Habraken, March 11, 1946. At a young age he was interested in drawing and painting. Ultimately, his love for painting is strongly reflected in his paintings, which he paints to perfection. This is due to his powerful brushstrokes, which he applies to the panel with a loose hand, but with warm tones. His very own color palette is composed mainly of warm tones. This also shows a long experience and great craftsmanship. His style and professionalism are often compared to those of the "old masters", but his work unmistakably has a completely unique identity. He has a wide range of subjects: landscapes, still lifes, marines and portraits. He prefers still lifes, in a style that fascinates many viewers. Johannes Habraken, March 11, 1946. At a young age he was interested in drawing and painting. Ultimately, his love for painting is strongly reflected in his paintings, which he paints to perfection. This is due to his powerful brushstroke which he puts on the panel with a loose hand, but with warm tones. His very own colour palette is composed of mainly warm tones. This also shows a long experience and great craftsmanship. His style and professionalism are often compared to those of the "old masters", but his work unmistakably has a completely unique identity. He has a wide range of subjects: landscapes, still lifes, marine and portrait. His preference goes out to still lifes, in a style that fascinates many a spectator.