Albert Niemeyer is a Dutch self-taught graphic artist and painter, born on April 10, 1951, in Breda. From a young age, he became fascinated by the works of artists such as Van Gogh, Dalí, Appel, and especially Picasso and Chagall. Reflecting on these influences, he said: "The freedom they took to shape life in all its facets in such a distinctive way changed my life forever."

Niemeyer began drawing at an early age and developed his skills without formal art education. Since 1980, he has dedicated himself fully to his artistic career. His work has been exhibited in various galleries and museums, including a 1991 exhibition at Reflex Modern Art Gallery in Amsterdam, for which a catalogue of his work was also published.

His body of work consists of paintings and graphic art, often showing influences from the aforementioned artists. Niemeyer's work is included in various private and public collections and was recently showcased at Musiom, a museum for contemporary art in Amersfoort, where works from the museum collection will be on display until August 2024. Additionally, he has been represented with multiple works in the museum's gallery.