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Pictorial Landscape Photography

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Saskia Boelsums dramatic photographs of Dutch landscapes reflect on the atmospheric paintings of the Golden Age painters such as Jacob van Ruisdael and Jan van Goyen, but her work is clearly seeped in her own experience of nature. Lashing rain over the sea, sun breaking through storm clouds, and fields of flowers bathed in an otherworldly light: these images are the result of hours and days of waiting to capture the perfect moment. In this, her second book of landscape photographs, she presents not only Dutch landscapes and seascapes, but also landscapes photographed on visits to Germany, Switzerland, and New York. AUTHOR: Visual artist Saskia Boelsums was born in the Netherlands and grew up in Iran and Curacao. She attended art school and graduated in spatial and graphic design. Since 2013, she has focused entirely on photography and has achieved great success with multiple nominations and awards, including Artist of the Year in 2020. Saskia has already exhibited her work in Amsterdam, London, Berlin, Moscow, Hong Kong and New York. SELLING POINTS: . A new book of atmospheric landscape photographs by Dutch visual artist Saskia Boelsums, Dutch Artist of the Year 2020 . Her second book, and the first to include photographs taken on trips to Germany, Switzerland and New York 200 colour illustrations

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Weight 1600 g
Dimensions 250 × 308 mm
ISBN

9789089898661

Dimensions

250 x 308 mm

Book Type

Hardback

Author

Saskia Boelsums

Author Bio

Visual artist Saskia Boelsums was born in the Netherlands and grew up in Iran and Curacao. She attended art school and graduated in spatial and graphic design. Since 2013, she has focused entirely on photography and has achieved great success with multiple nominations and awards, including Artist of the Year in 2020. Saskia has already exhibited her work in Amsterdam, London, Berlin, Moscow, Hong Kong and New York.

Number of Pages

208

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