View over the river Zaan - 2010
RAFTERS 1 - 2011
Le Mousseau - 2011
Near Poussain - 2010
Etang-sur-Arroux - 2011
Cooling Down - 2010
Waiting for wind - 2011
Reflections 3 - 2011
Direction nouveau herbe - 2010
Higher Grounds - 2010
2 Red and white cows - 2008
Highlighted - 2012
Sunset over the lowlands - 2009
Village of Spijkerboor - 2011
Mooing cow - 2009
RAFTERS 3 - 2011
Rooster 4 - 2011
Chateau Chinon Market - 2006
Spiritual eveninglight - 2010
(too) Low Holland? - 2012
Ships - 2010
View over river Zaan - 2011
Burning Skies! - 2010
Waves - 2008

Ger Zaagsma, painter of mainly the dutch landscape, very much fancies to show in his watercolours the spectaculair skies, so often found in his dutch environment. From Wormer, where he lives, he usually takes his little boat to get inspired, make drawings and sketches from the Waterland area near his home: the beautiful  Wormer- en Jisperveld.

In summer he can be found in his french working place, in  Saint Gy (Chatin) and from 2006 onwards he regularly exposes his work in Le Morvan, a special National Park nationaal park in Burgundy.  Since January 2009 he also started making extreme-sized paintings, extreme for Watercolour that is: 35 x 150 of 60 x 150 cm.

Member of KNH (Kunstenaars Noord-Holland) ACN (Aquarellisten Collectief Nederland) and AIB (Aquarel Institute Belgium) the last 2 both known associations for watercolourists in the Benelux.