Nicolaas VAN DER WAAY (1855-1936). Une orphelin… - photo 1

Nicolaas VAN DER WAAY (1855-1936). Une orphelin…

Lot 217
16.03.2025 14:00UTC +01:00
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ID 1381969
Lot 217 | Nicolaas VAN DER WAAY (1855-1936). Une orphelin…
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€ 1 500 – 2 000
Nicolaas VAN DER WAAY (1855-1936)
Une orpheline d'Amsterdam tricotant
Huile sur panneau
Signé en bas à droite
44 x 23 cm
Avec cadre : 57 x 37 cm

Oil on panel, signed lower right, 17.3 x 9 in, with frame : 22.4 x 14.5 in

Originaire des Pays-Bas, Nicolaas VAN DER WAAY est né en 1855 à Amsterdam, où il meurt en 1936. Il étudie à l'Académie des Beaux-Arts d'Amsterdam et auprès de l'artiste Louis Koopman. Après quelques voyages en Italie et à Paris dans le cadre de son apprentissage, il s'installe définitivement à Amsterdam, où il enseigne pendant 33 ans. Bien qu'il ait peint des portraits, des paysages, des ballerines et des scènes d’intérieur, Nicolas Van der Waay se passionne dès 1900 pour un sujet récurrent dans ses œuvres : les orphelines d'Amsterdam. Reconnaissables à leur tenue noire, rouge et blanche, ces jeunes pensionnaires sont souvent représentées dans des activités quotidiennes, auxquelles l'artiste insuffle une grande grâce. Son traitement des sujets rappelle celui des maîtres hollandais d'intérieurs du XVIIe siècle.
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