Sometimes you just have to go big or go home
At Mr. Wallski we try to offer exclusive art to the widest audience possible. To meet the demand for larger works, we have an extra large version of three prints available. The
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The obsessive perfectionism of Daan Roukens
One of the abstract artists on Mr. Wallski is Daan Roukens. Roukens is constantly looking for the experience between chaos and order. His works can therefore be seen as autobiographical, in which
Master of light: Mos Merab Samii
AboutMos Merab Samii (born 1943 in Rasht, Iran), has, after many wanderings, eventually ended up in the Netherlands. At the age of ten, he started photographing as a hobby with a Kodak
5 prints below €250
We from Mr. Wallski are convinced that purchasing art online should be accessible to everyone. You don't have to have a large wallet to purchase real art. We made a selection of
The figurative paintings of John Noy
AboutJohn Noy (1951) is a born and raised Utrechter. He has completed the Gerrit Rietveld Academy and the Academy of Visual Arts in Amsterdam. He has been a visual artist for years
The primary color splendor of Janet Timmerije
About Janet Timmerije (1967) lives and works in Eibergen. At a young age, Janet developped a passion for painting. If she had attended art school after high school, her talent could have
The impossible world of Peter van Oostzanen
AboutPeter van Oostzanen (1962) was born in Leiden. From a young age, drawing and painting flows through his veins. He studied at Nimeto and started working as a decorator at Hypsos. After
Eyecons by Rob Bonnemaijers
With his designs he explores the the boundaries between art, design and graphics. It’s also his personal quest to find silence, simplicity and beauty.AboutRob Bonnemaijers is what you call a true creative
Powerful portraits of women by Saskia Vugts
As a child, Saskia Vugts had an unwavering interest in drawing. Looking back, the foundation was laid for her current career. After a period of eight years of intensive study at the
A crossover between fashion and hyperrealistic art by Maudy Alferink
AboutBorn in a small farmers town in the Netherlands a little girl was soon to be seen an extravagant personality. Her parents gave her all the space in the world to be creative
Visionary realism by artist Menunana
When you enter a room it is impossible to avoid the super colourful works by artist Menunana. His work can best described as visionairy realism paintings which give a sneak peek into Menunana's
3D art works by Phynta
When we saw the work of Phynta for first time we really had to look twice to see what was going on in his paintings. His 3D works are definitely one of a kind. The currently Amsterdam-based
The king of chalk: Leon Keer
Leon Keer is a Dutch pop-surrealist artist who was born in Utrecht, The Netherlands (1980). The multi-talented Leon Keer is initially known for his anamorphic street art. His amazing art has been
Take a look inside the creative mind of Frank E Hollywood
Frank 't Hoen is his real name, but in the art scene he is known as Frank E Hollywood. A quirky artist with his very own vision on the world. The Amsterdam
The Mr. Wallski Pre-Launch Party
Last Tuesday we invited all our partaking artists and a bunch of other great people who helped build this amazing new art platform for the past year. It all started at a
The story behind Stefan Filarski’s ‘Crushed Can Series’
After a 20 year career in advertising as a Creative Director he figured it was time to focus on something new: creating art. This did not go unnoticed, he published 'The Crushed
Realistic paintings by Jan Teunissen
Jan Teunissen grew up in Zeelst, a small town in the South of the Netherlands under the smoke of Eindhoven. Initially, he followed a technical education and graduated as a business engineer
Coloured compositions by Ad Verberk
Ad Verberk (1952) is an autodidact painter. He has been active in painting for about 30 years. At high school he drew and sketched a lot, but his first real paintings were