Louise van Terheijden Art

Louise van Terheijden (born in 1954) first studied painting in Den Bosch, the Netherlands at The Royal Academy for Art and Design before she proceeded to the university for her bachelor of fine arts degree. It was after her graduation that she embarked on serious works of art. In 1982, she received the Lucas prijs s’Hertogenbosch award for her work. Born in Noordoostpolder (Ens) Netherlands, the artist currently lives and works in Tilburg, the Netherlands. Usually her works convey poetic experiences or tranquil moments, like moments frozen in time. Her inspiration can come from anywhere like a mood, a thought, a feeling or an emotion; or from simple things like a leaf, a flower or a pebble. She taught drawing and painting in Waalwijk, Netherlands at Kunstencentrum Waalwijk from 1989 to 2013. Her art has been exhibited across the Netherlands and in many other places including Galerie de 21e eeuw, Textielweekend Tilburg, Fabriano, Italy, Faxx zomersalon, Tilburg, Cenakel, Tilburg, Hillegom, Galerie L’Arcu, Rockanje, Art Square, Den Haag, Onder de 100 galerie Kunstwan, Sojo Gallery, Amsterdam, StuArt Galerie, Bergen op Zoom, Faxx: Stadscollectie, Tilburg, Nieuwspoort, den Haag, Sojo Gallery, Amsterdam, Hof 88, Almelo, Galerie Pjotr, Tilburg, De Wandelgangen’, Goirle, and Galerie Pjotr, Tilburg. Louise follows her intuition and produces a mixture of figurative compositions and colorful abstract. The artist plays with the elements of art to bring a perfect balance in her artwork. This coupled with her keenness to detail has made her art to be very popular with many collectors who currently place high price tags on them, particularly the framed Louise van Terheijden art.