Daily realism paintings by Gerard Boersma: The Snackbar

When I was invited by Anker & Anker to show my paintings at our municipal theatre De Harmonie earlier this year, I packed my paintings and jumped on my bike to bring them over. While riding my bike carrying 10 larger sized paintings across Leeuwarden I suddenly remembered I have a driver liscense nowadays. Anyway, on my way over I saw this empty snackbar near our municipal theatre. I stopped and thought: 'I have to paint this someday!' Well I finally did. I just love the whole atmosfere of the painting. There's nobody there, but it still seems there's something about to go down.

kind regards, Gerard Boersma

The Snackbar
G. Boersma
acrylics on masonite
9.9" x 8.7", 25,2 x 22 cm
2007
SOLD

Larger sized image

5.12.07

The Snackbar

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	5.12.07 The Snackbar When I was invited by Anker & Anker to show my paintings at our municipal theatre De Harmonie earlier this year, I packed my paintings and jumped on my bike to bring them over. While riding my bike carrying 10 larger sized paintings across Leeuwarden I suddenly remembered I have a driver liscense nowadays. Anyway, on my way over I saw this empty snackbar near our municipal theatre. I stopped and thought: 'I have to paint this someday!' Well I finally did. I just love the whole atmosfere of the painting. There's nobody there, but it still seems there's something about to go down. kind regards, Gerard Boersma The Snackbar G. Boersma acrylics on masonite 9.9" x 8.7", 25,2 x 22 cm 2007 SOLD Larger sized image www.gerardboersma.blogspot.com Labels: a painting a day, daily painting, hyperrealism, night, snackbars, stores and interiors, street scenes Newer Post Older Post Home		Get new posts by email: