OPEN VERY WEEKEND & BY APPOINTMENT

OPEN: 12 & 13 July | 13.00 - 18.00
Lange Nieuwstraat 191 Schiedam, The Netherlands

Art Gallery Voûte is a distinguished Dutch gallery with a global focus, showcasing an exclusive collection of high-quality modern and contemporary art. We proudly represent internationally acclaimed artists such as Piet Mondrian, Christo, Herbert Zangs, René Jacobs, Cole Morgan, Joop Polder, Nimrod Messeg, Marc de Corte, Herman van Veen, Chris Tap, Jeffrey Burger, Kevin Langedijk among others.

With a keen eye for excellence, we curate exceptional works that inspire collectors and art enthusiasts worldwide. Our gallery offers worldwide shipping, ensuring that extraordinary art finds its way to connoisseurs across the globe.

Art Gallery Voûte Contemporary Art Gallery was founded by Edwin Voûte in 1994. We are located in Schiedam and open by appointment. We are independent, unconventional (sometimes to the point of being nonconformist), we work with international artists and have an international orientation. Our style can be described as eclectic. But above all: we focus on quality. We support artists that we believe in.

Nicolaas Pieneman

Nicolaas Pieneman, born in Amersfoort in 1809, was one of the most prominent Dutch portrait painters of the 19th century. As the son of the celebrated painter Jan Willem Pieneman, Nicolaas was immersed in the world of art from an early age. Trained by his father and later at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Amsterdam, he developed a refined and elegant style that earned him recognition not only in artistic circles but also at the royal court.

Pieneman became a close friend of King William II of the Netherlands, a relationship that gave him access to elite circles and prestigious commissions. He painted numerous portraits of members of the royal family and Dutch aristocracy, often capturing them with remarkable psychological depth and dignity. His works are characterized by their precise execution, harmonious color palette, and masterful attention to detail, particularly in facial expressions and fabrics.

View the portrait made by Nicolaas Pieneman in 1850

Walter van Oel