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I started working with the lost wax method and mainly created realistic sculptures. Later, I began experimenting with steel, iron, glass, and copper (construction, welding, fusion) and with wood and stone (classical sculpture). I took evening classes in crafts and also attended a number of courses with sculptors and bronze foundries. Other than that, I am self-taught.

While cast bronze sculptures were almost always produced in series, sculptures composed of bronze parts are always unique, as are, of course, all sculptures made of stone and wood.

My work is included in private collections in the Netherlands, Belgium, Germany, England, Austria, and the United States.

In 2023, I purchased a melting furnace and started melting bronze and casting it in sand myself. I am now experimenting with this technique, which offers many possibilities. Recent sculptures such as Wajang Kulit, Elegant Horse, Branding (Waves), and Primal Horse are examples of this. 

You can find all available sculptures on the Exhibitions page.

On the right and below are a number of photos from the past 20 years.

Why My Site Is Called "Het Bronzen Paard": Riding in a competition with Tristan at the Gooische Jachtvereniging in 1966
smelting furnace setup in the garden
Bronze cast in molding sand.