"The Wild View of the Windmolen" | River Landscape with Wildflowers
I would love to introduce you “The Wild View of the Windmolen”, an oil landscape, inspired by the local treasure here in Holland, Michigan. (“Windmolen” is “windmill” in Dutch). This famous DeZwaan (The Swan) windmill was built in Netherland in 1761 and brought to Holland in 1964.
This painting is an oil on canvas summer landscape, a sonnet to the wildflowers’ flora. It was inspired by our enchanting nature, a place here in West Michigan, that comprises of ten acres of lush grasses, bountiful orchards, and captivating gardens, a truly magic place.
It is a perfect gift to the nature lover, a person who appreciates the natural beauty, wants to bring a pure energy of the summer joy into a home, whether it is a contemporary or a cottage one.
ART FEATURES
Original: one-of-a-kind artwork
Medium: oil on wrapped canvas
Size: 20”x16”
This art comes framed in black floater frame
Canvas sides are painted - this makes it versatile to hang without a frame.
SHIPPING/PICK UP
We encourage pickup from the artist’s remarkable studio in Zeeland, MI.
Free ground domestic shipping from my studio in Zeeland, MI. Ships in 3-5 business days.
Inquire here for international shipping
I would love to introduce you “The Wild View of the Windmolen”, an oil landscape, inspired by the local treasure here in Holland, Michigan. (“Windmolen” is “windmill” in Dutch). This famous DeZwaan (The Swan) windmill was built in Netherland in 1761 and brought to Holland in 1964.
This painting is an oil on canvas summer landscape, a sonnet to the wildflowers’ flora. It was inspired by our enchanting nature, a place here in West Michigan, that comprises of ten acres of lush grasses, bountiful orchards, and captivating gardens, a truly magic place.
It is a perfect gift to the nature lover, a person who appreciates the natural beauty, wants to bring a pure energy of the summer joy into a home, whether it is a contemporary or a cottage one.
ART FEATURES
Original: one-of-a-kind artwork
Medium: oil on wrapped canvas
Size: 20”x16”
This art comes framed in black floater frame
Canvas sides are painted - this makes it versatile to hang without a frame.
SHIPPING/PICK UP
We encourage pickup from the artist’s remarkable studio in Zeeland, MI.
Free ground domestic shipping from my studio in Zeeland, MI. Ships in 3-5 business days.
Inquire here for international shipping
I would love to introduce you “The Wild View of the Windmolen”, an oil landscape, inspired by the local treasure here in Holland, Michigan. (“Windmolen” is “windmill” in Dutch). This famous DeZwaan (The Swan) windmill was built in Netherland in 1761 and brought to Holland in 1964.
This painting is an oil on canvas summer landscape, a sonnet to the wildflowers’ flora. It was inspired by our enchanting nature, a place here in West Michigan, that comprises of ten acres of lush grasses, bountiful orchards, and captivating gardens, a truly magic place.
It is a perfect gift to the nature lover, a person who appreciates the natural beauty, wants to bring a pure energy of the summer joy into a home, whether it is a contemporary or a cottage one.
ART FEATURES
Original: one-of-a-kind artwork
Medium: oil on wrapped canvas
Size: 20”x16”
This art comes framed in black floater frame
Canvas sides are painted - this makes it versatile to hang without a frame.
SHIPPING/PICK UP
We encourage pickup from the artist’s remarkable studio in Zeeland, MI.
Free ground domestic shipping from my studio in Zeeland, MI. Ships in 3-5 business days.
Inquire here for international shipping
Even though this garden is famous for its flower gardens, when visited I was intrigued by a wild side of the property, where the wildflowers joyfully hugged the banks of the canal. In my childhood, I loved to wonder along the banks of a small Belorussian village river Narva with such beautiful performance of wildflowers and insects.
In 2023 this painting was honored to be exhibited at the annual art contest “Art on the Island”.
Using dancing brush strokes, all of my paintings are done in an impressionistic way celebrating the sensation and feeling more that representing a portrait of a natural scene. I frequently use a pallet knife to add even more expressiveness.
If you respond to water’s tranquility and wildflowers as much as I do, then this landscape might be the one for your home.
