Alfons Verstraeten, Holländische Küstenszene - photo 1
Alfons Verstraeten, Holländische Küstenszene - photo 1

Alfons Verstraeten, Holländische Küstenszene

Lot 4534
26.05.2018 12:00UTC +01:00
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€ 85
AuctioneerAuktionshaus Mehlis GmbH
Event locationGermany, Plauen
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Lot 4534 | Alfons Verstraeten, Holländische Küstenszene
unter locker bewölktem Himmel liegende frühlingshafte Küstenlandschaft, der Künstler lenkt den Blick, entlang eines breiten sandigen Weges, auf das dahinter aufblitzende Meer, an dessen Ufer ankern zahlreiche Segler, im Hintergrund ist zudem die Silhouette einer Windmühle erkennbar, teils pastose, mit flottem Pinselstrich erfasste maritime Landschaftsmalerei in ss. Licht, Mitte 20. Jahrhundert, rechts unten signiert ”Fons Verstraeten”, Öl auf Leinwand, reinig.bed., in goldbronzierter Leiste gefasst, Falzmaß 51 x 69 cm. Künstlerinfo: niederl. Maler, (geb. 1922 in Delft) geboren, entstammt der flämischen Familie Verstraeten-Torfs, aus der mehrere Künstler hervorgegangen sind, besuchte die Kunstakademie Antwerpen, bis 1971 wohnhaft in Nijmegen, wo er als Dozent an der „Freien Universität“ Malerei und Zeichnen unterrichtete, 12 Jahre war er Mitglied in der Künstlervereinigung G.B.K.N. Nijmegen, davon zwei Jahre im Vorstand, 1957 bis heute lebte er mehrere Jahre in Menton/Frankreich, an der Cote d’Azur und in Spanien, wo er arbeitete und ausstellte, seit 1980 tätig in der Schweiz, Arbeiten finden sich u.a. im Ministerium O.K.W. Den Haag und Amsterdam sowie in der Universität Nijmegen, Quelle: Internet.
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