Erik Stuer’s dedication to the craft of the old masters is evident in his meticulous oil paintings on wood. This technique, a nod to the revered practices of historical greats, allows for an extraordinary level of detail, reminiscent of the works of Van Dyck, Rubens, and Rembrandt. Stuer’s ability to breathe life into his portraits, whether they are inspired by figures from the past or intriguing individuals from the present, speaks to his deep engagement with the artistic methods that have shaped the history of portraiture.

His work not only pays homage to the old masters but also brings their time-honored techniques into the contemporary art scene, offering a bridge between the past and the present. Stuer’s portraits, rich in detail and steeped in history, invite viewers to a visual dialogue across time, where the legacy of the old masters continues to inspire and inform the art of today.