STUDIO
CLAUDIA DELISSEN
Art from the Niederrhein
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On this page I show a small selection of my work. You can find more on Instagram, just click the corresponding icon at the bottom of this website.
There are no fixed opening times in the studio. If the sign in the door says "open", you are cordially invited to come in, otherwise I kindly ask you to make an appointment.
Dear artlovers
The studio is open in compliance with the currently applicable Corona rules. If you are standing in front of a locked door, just give me a call!
A selection of my graphics are also available as fine art print. The prints are on high-quality paper from Hahnemühle. Each print will be carefully checked by me personally and embellished by hand with my seal.
You can shop online in my webshop at any time.
Within Germany I ship free of charge, shipping within the EU is 18 euros.
 Blauer PottAcryl auf Leinwand 60x80cm |  KapbuschseeAquarell auf Bütten 30x40cm |  Erntezeit in HardtEitempera auf Leinwand 30x120 cm gerahmt |
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 SalbruchÖlgemälde auf Leinwand 30x30 cm |  GewitterAquarell auf Bütten 30x40cm |  HerbstlaubEitempera auf Leinwand 100 x 120 cm |
 St. Nikolaus HardtTusche auf Bütten 30x40cm auch als Kunstdruck erhältlich |  VerwittertEitempera auf Leinwand 80 x 100 cm |
During my artistic evolution, I got to know several techniques. My passion belongs to the work with ink and egg tempera.
For my ink drawings I only use high-quality paper, preferably hand-moulded paper of high grammage.
Using more than 100 years old mouth-blown glass nib tips, allows me to draw extremely thin lines. The ink is highly uv-resistant, the colours are based on ancient models.
Mixing egg tempera from linseed oil, egg, water and a few drops of clove oil, choosing the right painting surface, covering the stretcher with the canvas - all this is part of the painting process. Feeling the material with my hands, the smell of wood and linseed oil fills the studio. Then priming the canvas with gesso until the white canvas is ready to be painted on.
Putting the first brushstroke on a new canvas is an incomparably good feeling. The painting will be created with highest-quality pigments and lots of good music. After the oil content in the egg tempera has oxidized, the painting is ready to be varnished. Oxidation can take up to one year. The varnish is made from chunks of dammar resin dissolved in turpentine oil. Colours get more depth, the paintings get the typical shine of the old masters artworks.
The subject of my work is the Niederrhein.
In the words of Hanns Dieter Hüsch: “Everything I am is the Niederrhein. All of my feelings and thoughts, speaking and singing is the Niederrhein."