Dolf Zwerver (1932‑2010) Veiled with Egg
- Technique
- Oil paint on board
- Dimensions
- 19 x 12 cm7½ x 4¾ in
- Signature
- Signed lower right
- Dated
- 1976
- Art movement
- Utrechtse School
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About this painting
Veiled with Egg (1976) is an intriguing surrealist painting by Dutch artist Dolf Zwerver (1932–2010). The work depicts a veiled female figure crowned by an egg resting in a nest, an image rich in symbolism relating to mystery, vulnerability and new life. Executed in oil on board, signed and dated lower right. Dimensions: 19 × 12 cm, 22 × 16 cm including frame.
About Dolf Zwerver
Dolf Zwerver (1932–2010) was a self-taught Dutch painter who lived and worked in Utrecht for most of his life. His national breakthrough came in 1965, when he won a competition for amateur painters organised by the magazine Eva. His paintings show a recognisable but rarely logical world: people and animals in enclosed gardens, forests and maze-like landscapes, painted with great precision.
