Women in Art - Royal Talens
Women in Art - Royal Talens

A hidden revolution in modern art

Globally, fewer than five percent of artworks in major museums are by women. Yet one of the most groundbreaking revolutions in modern art was quietly led by a woman far from the usual avant-garde circles. Long before Kandinsky or Mondrian explored abstraction, Hilma af Klint was creating the first truly abstract paintings. She reshaped the future of art and then, astonishingly, kept her work hidden.

Discover her story and her visionary art in our blog

Discover our compact 12-color Value Pack

This 12-color Value Pack from our Amsterdam Standard Series brings together 120 ml tubes of our most popular acrylics. Perfect for artists who love vibrant colours and endless mixing possibilities. Made in the Netherlands with high-grade pigments and 100% acrylic emulsion, these paints deliver intense, professional-quality results every time.

Acrylic: a medium for bold voices

Acrylic paint has transformed modern art, giving artists the freedom to experiment and express themselves. For women, it became a powerful tool to innovate and assert their creative voices in a male-dominated field. Over generations, female artists have used acrylics to shape painting in bold, original ways.

Discover more about the trailblazing women who changed the art world in our blog

Women in Art: Lynn Spoor

For our Women in Art campaign this month, we visited the studio of Amsterdam ambassador Lynn Spoor.

Lynn Spoor is a Dutch artist based in Amsterdam, working from her studio in Overveen. She completed her fine art studies at the University of the Arts Utrecht and is known for her bold, abstract paintings.

“Viewers’ reactions to my work fascinate and inspire me. Although my personality is revealed through my art, I don’t want to force an interpretation on my audience.”

Curious to learn more about Lynn and her work? Read the full blog!

Women in Art: Miriam Hommes

An intimate look at the Amsterdam‑based artist who explores materials, form, symbolism and composition in her work. From her Rietveld Academy roots to teaching and creating in her own studio, Miriam shares her artistic vision, influences and reflections on art and creativity.

Read the full story here

Femke Studio creates an empowering self-portrait with Cobra oil paints