| last name: | Oxenaar |
| first name: | R.D.E. |
| also known as: | Robert Deodaat Emile Oxenaar |
| birthday: | October 7, 1929 |
| birth-place: | Den Haag (Netherlands) |
R.D.E. Oxenaar is a Dutch graphic artist.
Designer of book illustrations, posters, mosaics, murals, ceramics and stamps, for which he used computer-generated basic patterns that he prepared at the Technical University in Eindhoven with the help of the programme controlled drawing system CORAGRAPH.
| 1954 | Worked as a designer. |
| 1966-85 | Designed two series of Dutch banknotes together with Hans Kruit. |
| 1986 | Recieved the H. N. Werkmanprijs for these designs. |
| 1976-94 | Served as Directeur van de Dienst voor Esthetische Vormgeving with the then state-owned post and telecommunication company PTI (Posterijen, Telegrafie en Telefonie). |
| 1979-92 | Senior lecturer at the Faculteit industriele vormgeving of the Technical University of Delft; in addition, lecturer at the Hoger Instituut voor Grafische Kunsten in Antwerpen and at the Academie van Bouwkunst in Amsterdam. |
| 1970 | the first series of five stamps with computer-generated motives worldwide was made as a result of the computer-generated basic patterns that he prepared. |
| 2004 | Queen Beatrix decorated Oxenaar with the Medal of Honour for Arts and Sciences in Huis ten Bosch near Den Haag. |
