Kees Terlouw (1890–1948) - Paysage boisé au bord de l’eau...

We present to you this very beautiful oil on panel depicting a wooded landscape at the edge of a stream in the snow by Kees Terlouw (1890–1948). This scene shows barren trees reflected in a calm body of water, in a clear and slightly hazy atmosphere. The signature “Kees Terlouw” is visible at the bottom right. Title: wooded landscape at the edge of the water Technique: Oil on canvas Artist: Kees Terlouw (1890–1948) Overall size: 24 × 33.5 cm Condition: Good condition Cornelis “Kees” Terlouw (1890–1948) is a Dutch painter born in Rotterdam, the city where he began his training and artistic career before working in Utrecht and The Hague. In 1926, he decided to settle permanently in France, the country where he would spend the rest of his days and where he would pass away. Despite this prolonged exile on French soil, his works retain a distinctly Dutch style, strongly influenced by impressionist currents. Terlouw is particularly noted for marine art and is widely recognized for his urban landscapes and picturesque canal scenes that traverse small towns. His canvases subtly capture views of busy ports, fishing boats docked, and very peaceful riverine atmospheres, enhanced by particularly moving plays of light. Beyond maritime and forest landscapes and snow effects, his repertoire includes intimate genre scenes and rustic interiors emphasizing family ties.

Schätzpreis:€300

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