Rivierlandschap by Willem George Frederik Jansen
Rivierlandschap by Willem George Frederik Jansen
Rivierlandschap by Willem George Frederik Jansen
Rivierlandschap by Willem George Frederik Jansen
Rivierlandschap by Willem George Frederik Jansen
Rivierlandschap by Willem George Frederik Jansen
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Rivierlandschap 1871 - 1949

Willem George Frederik Jansen

Original oil on canvasOil paintPaint
 35 ⨯ 50 cm
ConditionExcellent
Price on request

Private Collection Classic Arts

  • About the artwork
    Oil on canvas.
    From the famous river-series with ferries.
    Provenance
    Private Collection The Netherlands
    Written valuation-report / certificate of authenticity ( July 2024)
  • About the artist

    Willem George Frederik Jansen was born in Harlingen in 1871, he died in Blaricum in 1949. Willem Jansen started out as a decorative painter but eventually became an artist. Jansen mainly painted landscapes, beach views and cityscapes, influenced by the Hague School. His Dutch landscapes are mainly inspired by the work of Jacob Maris.

    Before establishing himself as a free painter in Blaricum in 1908, W.G.F. Jansen as a decorative painter at the Rozenburg porcelain factory in The Hague and as a pottery designer in Gouda. His work can be characterized as an afterglow of the Hague School.

    It was Jacob Maris in particular whom he admired, which is reflected in his smooth thinking and love for the purely Dutch landscape. He painted sea and beach views, intimate farmyards, river views under high skies, meadow landscapes and quiet heathland landscapes with sheep. He was widely praised for his highly developed sense of color nuances, especially in colored whites, greens and grays.

     

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Artwork details

Category
19th Century PaintingsPaintings
Subject
LandscapeRiver
Style
Dutch School19th Century Art
Material & Technique
Original oil on canvasOil paintPaint