May 24, 2016

The new website is online!

After months of hard work and testing, the new Raoul Deleo website is finally online. Deleo teamed up with the designers of Z2. They did a great job implementing Deleo’s design wishes and delivered a wonderfully simple but rich and effective website.
The website has a shop where the latest artworks and prints by Deleo can be purchased in a safe and secure way. Deleo has been busy to prepare, sign and number all the prints. Optionally the prints are sold framed as well. Please note that shipping of the framed version is more expensive because of weight and insurance.
We hope you will enjoy the new website and invite you to have a look around.
If you like what you see, please don’t hesitate to leave a message. It will be greatly appreciated!

Freshly signed and numbered prints anxiously waiting to decorate yet unknown walls.
March 26, 2016

Last one of the exclusive Flamingo Fawn sold.

Today, the last one of the exclusive limited edition print of the Phoenicopterus cervocephalus (number 3) is sold. The Flamingo Fawn, discovered and introduced to the world less than a year ago, did receive a warm welcome. The first publication of the discovery in Volkskrant magazine initiated an overwhelming response. The original painting was exhibited and sold during the ‘Terra Ultima’ show at gallery Untitled in Rotterdam. Now, the exclusive life size edition of 3 framed prints is sold as well. Rare and shy, this animal can now only be seen in the habitats she has entered this past year.
If you happen to encounter the animal, please send me a photo!

Raoul Deleo with the last exclusive framed limited edition print (no.3 / 3). (photo: Sonja ten Cate)
March 03, 2016

The Flamingo Fawn migrates to Amsterdam.

This Thursday, the Phoenicopterus cervocephalus (number 2 of the exclusive limited edition print) moved to her new habitat in Amsterdam. The new owner received elaborate care and grooming instructions to make sure this delicate creature will be met in all her needs.

The Phoenicopterus Cervocephalus in it's original habitat.
November 01, 2015

Kees Moeliker opens Terra Ultima show.

Last Sunday Kees Moeliker, chief-curator of the Museum of Natural History in Rotterdam and winner of the IG Nobel prize in biology, spoke about remarkable animal behaviour in Gallery Untitled. The exhibited Terra Ultima discoveries by Deleo seemed to meet the approval of his curious scientific mind, always eager to discover new species.
Musical performance by Auke Hulst, hosted by Lenny Oosterwijk.

From left to right: Kees Moeliker, Auke Hulst, Raoul Deleo, Lenny Oosterwijk. (photo: Katrien Gijsen)
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