Master painter P. Landkroon 1907- 1997 (Museum piece) Iconic oil painting by master painter Piet Landkroon in his authentic style. From the Rijksmuseum collection, exhibited in honor of the 125th anniversary exhibition of Rijksmuseum. Piet Landkroon "View of Bergaurmont" Oil painting 60x50 Professional Original framed Good state Piet Landkroon studied at the Rijksakademie van Beeldende Kunsten in Amsterdam during the years 1924-1929, where he was a student of Hendrik Jan Wolter and Johannes Hendricus Jurres. His subjects were portraits, self-portraits, still lifes, and harbor views. He was winner of the Cohen Gosschalk Prize in 1928 and the Willink van Collen Prize also in 1928 and the Thérèse van Duyl-Schwartze Prize in 1938. He was a member of De Brug and the Professional Association of Visual Artists BBK. He was a teacher at Art Practice in Arnhem. The Amsterdam painter Piet Landkroon helped Theo Wolvecamp (Cobra)to come to Amsterdam in 1947 and work in a shared studio, where he often experimented at night. Corneille, who lived nearby, became curious about his work and after a visit to the studio he was very surprised.