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Wie Kinder, die Brotkrusten nicht essen mögen, höhlt Rob Scholte, geboren 1958 in Amsterdam, eine Brotscheibe aus und setzt sie gleichsam als Rahmen um das Sujet seines Bildmotivs. Die Szenerie gewährt Einblick auf einen am Meer gedeckten Tisch mit zwei Stühlen unter südlicher Sonne. Rob Scholte, der durch ein Attentat in Mitleidenschaft gezogen wurde, fasst das Werk "Unser täglich Brot" auch als Meditationsbild zum "Vaterunser" auf.

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As children who don't like to eat bread crusts, Rob Scholte, erodes born 1958 a slice of bread in Amsterdam, and put them so to speak as a border around the subject of his pictorial motif. The scenery offers insight on a table with two chairs under the Southern Sun on the sea. Rob Scholte, which was taken by an assassination attempt in affected, is the work of "Our daily bread" as meditation image to the "Lord's prayer".

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Like children who do not like eating bread crusts, hollowed Rob Scholte, born in 1958 in Amsterdam, a slice of bread and put them to speak as a frame around the subject of his master image. The scenery provides insight on a covered table with two chairs by the sea under the southern sun. Rob Scholte, who was pulled by an assassination affected, summarizes the work of "Our Daily Bread" as meditation image for "Lord's Prayer" on.

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how children do not eat the bread crusts may away rob scholte, born 1958 in amsterdam, a brotscheibe and sets it as a frame around the topic of his bildmotivs. the scene gives an insight to the sea covered table with two chairs under the southern sun. rob scholte of assassination were affected, sums up the work of "our daily bread" as the "lord's prayer" meditationsbild.