Ken Zier
Afternoon's Tide, 51x53
September Sunset, 33x66
Someone Sailing in November, 45x45
Feel the Power of the Sea, 29x64
Final Evening Light, 45x39
The Sound of Breaking Waves, 25x67
Finally Finding Sun, 26x62
Crossing the Blue Ocean, 39x39
Memory From a Night Trip Up the Coast, 25x49
Unforgettable Evening Race, 23x55
Autumn Leaves, 45x45
Down the Evening Coast, 39x39
Power of the Sea, 45x45
Sunpower, 45x45
September in Your Own Way, 45x45
Golden Sunset, 28x68
Dipping my Feet Again, 47x47
Finally the Sun Came Out, 49x49
From a Sunny Day, 49x49
From a Silent Moment, 53x47
Rest on the Hill, 51x55
The Great Symphony of the Sea, 67x71
In a Sentimental Mood, 70x55
Exploding Clouds, 66x45
The Big One, 49x63
Innersplash, 63x45
Finally Home, 53x53
Drifting Evening Clouds, 10x15
Home on an Evening Breeze, 23x63
View from Up Top, 45x45
Following Drifting Clouds, 49x49
You Got the Silver Sea, 27x51
White Balloons Summer Play, 31x66
A Smell of Salt in the Air, 45x45
Down to the Secret Spot, 25x62
Warm Breeze and Picnic, 27x67
A Night Walk, 45x45
Tuesday Evening Fleet, 39x67
On Top Again, 33x66
Green Power, 33x66
Wish I Were Out There, 45x63
September Silence, 49x49
In a Moment of Light, 49x49
Returning Summer Sailors, 39x67
Surf at Twilight, 51x55
Beach Walk and Scudding Showers, 66x49
Golden Evening, 62x45
This is Summer, 79x55
Evening View From the Top,62x47
The Danish painter Ken Zier has gradually established his name as an important international maritime artist, who is permanently affiliated with galleries in a large number of countries.
Ken Zier’s paintings are, for the most part, simple atmospheric images of the weather’s changing impact on sky and sea. Beach pictures and quiet shores of the coast, motifs painted in the backlight of the low sun’s “games” in the sea and the much sought after evening and night scenes.
Born in 1968, Ken Zier has been a professional artist since 1995. From childhood, he has been closely linked to the maritime through the family who are avid sailors and he is the grandson of Løkken painter Wolmer Zier who also had love for the sea in his motives.