Philip Verhoeven
Between Heaven and Hell (The Garden of Earthly Delights, Hieronymus Bosch)
Acrylic and Marker on Canvas
Year: 2024
Size: 39.37 x 39.37 inches (100 x 100 cm)
Signed and titled by hand
COA provided

*Framing options available. Please inquire.
** If unframed, the piece will ship rolled in a double-boxed tube unless alternative

Philip Verhoeven, taught art from an early age, grew up in his parents' antique shop and started drawing young. Discovering figurative art and his passion for color, graphics, history, and music helped him develop his unique style. His vibrant acrylic still lives reflect his positive outlook on life, characterized by bright colors and a blend of styles.

Inspired by art movements like pop art, figurative art, graffiti, and graphic design, Verhoeven’s love for history, literature, and music often fuels his creativity. His paintings are rich with symbols and references to significant events and figures in history, inviting viewers to uncover deeper meanings.

Philip Verhoeven, contemporary artist, figurative art, pop art influence, acrylic painting, vibrant colors, still life art, graphic design, modern painter, art and history, symbolic art, expressive composition, color harmony, graffiti inspiration, mixed style, European artist, cultural references, historical symbolism, music-inspired art, positive outlook