No. 2021 - Limited Edition 12 of 15 Print

Jan Naezer is a famous Dutch artist. He has his studios in Nieuwegein and The Hague. His etching are the most important part of his work. Later the watercolor technique became an important part of his work. The etchings are characterized by a rich variety of graphic contrasts that are in balance with each other. His earlier prints were only black and white, during a stay in Berlin he introduced the chine and collé technique. With this technique a thin piece of colored paper is glued in the printing process during printing. Later he used the surface of the etching plate for printing te color. The prints are printed in a small edition by the artist. Naezer is not a traditional water color painter. Just like the graphic work, contrasts and color spots are self-evident in relation to each other. The abstract images of his graph are reflected in the watercolors. The watercolors are unique. The works of Naezer have no literary reference. The works are self-contained and have merely a reference to themselves or the oeuvre of the artist. Therefore the works have no titles but a continuous numbering. Naezer worked in the Netherlands, France (Paris) and Germany (Berlin). Collections: -collection of The Hague Municipal Museum -collection Stedelijk Museum Berlin -collection Stedelijk Museum Prinsenhof Delft -various corporate and private collections -the private collection of Princess Beatrix. Assignments -25 guldenrprint 1976, Ministry of Finance, edition 25 -Graphic commission Artoteek The Hague, 1985, edition 40 -Graphic calendar 1986, Graphics shop Ink, edition 300 -Graphic calendar 1987. Graphics shop Ink, edition 300 -Calendar Premier Drukinkten 1988, edition 250 -Relatiegeschenk VNU, 1989, edition 175 -The Hague in alle staten, graphic project in the public space, Stroom / HCBK 1992 - Decoration 25 new offices Randstad Uitzendbureau, USA, 1996 - Design for decoration hotel chain Accor group, worldwide 2001 -relation gift from Ravesteyn Fund, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016