July 22, 2016

The sixth and last fairytale illustration.

Number six of a series of six fairytale paintings is published in today’s issue of De Volkskrant. This is de last in the series. This time a Russian romance is rewritten and told by Wieteke van Zeil.

All the illustrations in this series contain clues that point to a particular spot in the Netherlands where one of the original ‘fairytale’ paintings is hidden. The one who finds the painting, wins and may keep the original artwork. However, this puzzle is not simple at all.

So good luck to everyone who decides to give it a try!

July 15, 2016

The fifth fairytale illustration.

Number five of a series of six fairytale paintings is published in today’s issue of De Volkskrant. This time a Jewish tale about the power of life and death is rewritten and told by Wieteke van Zeil.

All the illustrations in this series contain clues that point to a particular spot in the Netherlands where one of the original ‘fairytale’ paintings is hidden. The one who finds the painting, wins and may keep the original artwork. However, this puzzle is not simple at all.

So good luck to everyone who decides to give it a try!

July 08, 2016

Fourth fairytale illustration now in ‘De Volkskrant’.

Number four of a series of six fairytale paintings is published in today’s issue of De Volkskrant. This time a Chinese tale about the origin of the Min river is rewritten and told by Wieteke van Zeil.

All the illustrations in this series contain clues that point to a particular spot in the Netherlands where one of the original ‘fairytale’ paintings is hidden. The one who finds the painting, wins and may keep the original artwork. However, this puzzle is not simple at all.

So good luck to everyone who decides to give it a try!

July 01, 2016

Third fairytale illustration in dutch newspaper.

The third illustration for the fairytale series in De Volkskrant is published in today’s paper. This time an African tale is told (rewritten by Wieteke van Zeil) about a conflict between a lion and a hare.

The illustrations in this series contain clues that point to a particular spot in the Netherlands where one of the original ‘fairytale’ paintings is hidden. The one who finds the painting, wins and may keep the original artwork. But the puzzle is not simple to solve.

Good luck to everyone who decides to give it a try!

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