Jan Van Der Loo is a worthy representative of the Belgian surrealism that had in Paul Delvaux and René Magritte his most famous artists. Renaissance elements, big disturbing worlds and twisted figures, like tree roots pointing into dark or burning skies are typical in the powerful works of Jan Van Der Loo, usually framed within ruins of palaces, ancient porches, towers of Babel, mosques, arcades gardens and and the immensity of the flat, rocky and
desert landscapes of Africa. The nature painted by Jan Van der Loo is humanized, idealized and anthropomorphic in mysterious worlds of implicit loneliness. All
this is
mixed with elements belonging to the sixties that Van Der
Loo recreates giving new and personal characteristics such as geometric
structure, nets, borders and chromatic graduations that recall opart
procedures whose greatest exponent is Victor Vasarely.
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| Jan Van Der Loo - Le cavalier avec l'épée Oil on canvas. 55x45 cm 3000 euro |
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| Jan Van Der Loo - L'ange des sept maux Oil on canvas. 55x45 cm 3000 euro |
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| Jan Van Der Loo - La tunique rouge Oil on canvas. 60x53 cm 3500 euro |
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| Jan Van Der Loo - Météore Oil on canvas. 80x65 cm 4000 euro |
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| Jan Van Der Loo - Dans le jardin Oil on canvas. 81x65 cm |
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| Jan Van Der Loo - La prison de Neptune Oil on canvas. 81x65 cm 4500 euro |
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| Jan Van Der Loo - La maîtresse de Zeus Oil on canvas. 81x65 cm 4500 euro |
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| Jan Van Der Loo - La pierre dansante Oil on canvas. 100x82 cm 5800 euro |
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| Jan Van Der Loo - Le grand Dieu pan Óleo sobre tela. 100x81 cm 5800 euro |
