Still life with a wine-glass. Hyper-realistic painting by Tjalf Sparnaay, Dutch artist
Hyper-realistic painting by Tjalf Sparnaay
Born in 1954 in Haarlem, Netherlands, Dutch artist Tjalf Sparnaay is the author of these beautiful oil paintings of tasty still life. They are amazingly hyper-realistic and look like photographs. Meanwhile, London based artist Sparnaay is an expert in painting throwaway items. For example, a bag of chips and discarded Cola cans, removing the items from their environment, and turning them into textured works of art. Besides, Tjalf Sparnaay, undoubtedly talented self-taught artist considers and calls his style “Mega-Realism”.
Fast food breakfast. Hyperrealistic painting by Dutch artist Tjalf Sparnaay
Salad in a glass bowlFruit cakeHamburger. Hyperrealistic painting by Dutch artist Tjalf SparnaayA slice of cake. Hyperrealistic painting by Dutch artist Tjalf SparnaayBread in plastic bag. Hyperrealistic painting by Dutch artist Tjalf SparnaayWork in progress. Dutch artist Tjalf SparnaayDelicious cake. Hyperrealistic painting by Dutch artist Tjalf SparnaayCoca-Cola. Hyperrealistic painting by Dutch artist Tjalf SparnaayStunning mega realistic painting by Dutch artist Tjalf SparnaayBeautiful realistic still life painting by Dutch artist Tjalf SparnaayFried potatoes. Hyperrealistic painting by Dutch artist Tjalf SparnaaySweets. Still life painting by Dutch artist Tjalf SparnaayIce-cream. Hyperrealistic painting by Dutch artist Tjalf SparnaayFood still life. Hyperrealistic painting by Dutch artist Tjalf SparnaayCandy. Hyperrealistic painting by Dutch artist Tjalf SparnaayTomatoes. Hyperrealistic painting by Dutch artist Tjalf SparnaaySauce, pepper and salt. Hyperrealistic painting by Dutch artist Tjalf SparnaayApple. Hyperrealistic painting by Dutch artist Tjalf SparnaayChupa-chups Hyperrealistic painting by Dutch artist Tjalf SparnaayTalented Dutch artist Tjalf SparnaayExhibition of hyperrealistic paintings of Dutch artist Tjalf SparnaayExhibition of hyperrealistic paintings of Dutch artist Tjalf Sparnaay