Artist Information:
Sophie Ploeg
Manchester,
United Kingdom
Member Since: Apr 2004
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Artist Statement:
Sophie Ploeg is a Dutch
Artist, currently living and
working in the United Kingdom.
She specialises in portraiture
and historic architecture. She
has had various commissions
from clients in The
Netherlands and the United
Kingdom.
She has studied Theatre Design
at Art College in Utrecht and
Art History at University
where she gained an MA and is
currently in the last stages
of a Ph.D on architectural
history.
She takes on commissions for
portraits or buildings and
enjoys the balance between the
requirements of clients and
the freedom of experimenting
with the most persuasive
combinations of colour,
composition and texture. Her
love for pastel started in her
teens when she worked from a
small beginner's box of
Rembrandt pastels, which has
since then expanded to an
ever-growing amount of
professional quality pastels.
She loves to work with colour
and tones as those are, for
her, some of the strongest
elements of atmosphere and
expression. The demand for her
work is growing and she is
currently looking for the
ideal venue to exhibit her
work more regularly.
Please visit my home page:
www.sophieploeg.com
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Sophie Ploeg's Free Artist Portfolio
Welcome to Sophie Ploeg's Portfolio. Browse Ploeg's body of work: Sophie Ploeg is a Dutch Artist, currently living and working in the United Kingdom. She specialises in portraiture and historic architecture. She has had various commissions from clients in The Netherlands and the United Kingdom.
She has studied Theatre Design at Art College in Utrecht and Art History at University where she gained an MA and is currently in the last stages of a Ph.D on architectural history.
She takes on commissions for portraits or buildings and enjoys the balance between the requirements of clients and the freedom of experimenting with the most persuasive combinations of colour, composition and ... |
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