Jacqueline Rudolphie

The website shows only a small selection of her paintings.

Jacqueline's love for the landscape is very apparent in her work, in which she paints from her feelings, and combines strong compositions with stunning colours. This gives her work such strength and character and allows her paintings to remain fascinating.

Jacqueline Rudolphie is a professional visual artist, living and working in Assen, The Netherlands. Her artwork can be defined as contemporary art and it involves forming landscapes into abstract art. Inspired by nature Rudolphie wants to express the beauty of the landscape in unexpected ways. In her own words: “My paintings are personal reactions to what I see and feel,  they are visual expressions of my thought processes.  Nothing is premeditated beforehand and  the final outcome is mine to explore”

Acrylic paint, manually scooped paper, gold leaf and sand constitute the main materials used for Rudolphie‘s recent work. Her work displays a very personal colour palette. The light blues, turquoises, golden yellows and violets are a wonderful example of how she uses colours to allow us to experience the landscape the way she sees it.

'Dear Jacqueline Rudolphie, we've been fascinated by your refined and creative artworks made through a very good technique like 'Red Horizon', 'None Gone' and 'Water is tough' where abstract formal compositions and landscapes profiles dialogue with great energy and power. Congratulations for the quality of your works' Paola Trevisan, Trevisan Art, Italy

'Dear Ms Rudolphie, ...let me tell you how much we like your work, especially 'My Horizon nr. 1' and 'None gone'....' Claire Boutry, Artistic Director Aix-en-Provence, France

 © Jacqueline Rudolphie 2004-2014