Constant Permeke (1886–1952) Suiveur de - Paysage et nature morte expressionnistes - Double face

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Paysage et nature morte expressionnistes - Double face, an oil on panel by Constant Permeke follower from the 20th century, Belgium, 40 × 50 cm, with frame, signed, in good condition.

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Description from the seller

Oil on panel, double-sided, signed.
Dimensions: approx. 40 × 50 cm

Artistic description
This work clearly aligns with the tradition of 20th-century European Expressionism, with a strong influence from Constant Permeke, a major figure in Belgian and international modern art.

The painting is characterized by a dense material worked with impastos, giving the surface a pronounced physical presence. The palette, deliberately sober and deep — dominated by dark greens, earthy ochres, blacks, and muted tones — enhances the emotional intensity of the composition.

The forms are deliberately simplified, almost monumental, emphasizing expression and inner strength rather than descriptive detail. The overall reflects a direct, sincere, and powerful pictorial approach, faithful to the expressionist aesthetic developed in the wake of Permeke.

Feature – Dual-sided artwork
The panel is painted on both sides, a relatively rare feature and particularly appreciated by collectors. This detail suggests a spontaneous and experimental working process, typical of expressionist artists and their circle, for whom visual research took precedence over academic conventions.

Historical and stylistic context
Constant Permeke was one of the leading figures of Flemish expressionism, alongside Gustave De Smet and Frits Van den Berghe. This movement gained international recognition for its bold pictorial language, its asserted materiality, and its emotional depth.

This work can be attributed to a follower or an artist strongly influenced by Permeke, active likely in the mid-20th century, within a European context.

Condition of preservation
Good overall condition, considering the technique and the period.
Impasto and visible brushstrokes, consistent with expressionist practice.
Healthy panel, without apparent structural alteration.

Ideal for collection or refined decoration.

It will be shipped by registered mail and very well protected.


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The frames shown in the photos above were added to the artwork by the seller or a third party. These frames are provided to you free of charge so that you can hang the artwork upon receipt. The frames are offered and are not considered an integral part of the artwork. Consequently, any potential damage to the frames that does not affect the artwork itself will not be a valid reason to file a claim or request order cancellation.

The frame dimensions, including packaging and weight, are approximate.

Oil on panel, double-sided, signed.
Dimensions: approx. 40 × 50 cm

Artistic description
This work clearly aligns with the tradition of 20th-century European Expressionism, with a strong influence from Constant Permeke, a major figure in Belgian and international modern art.

The painting is characterized by a dense material worked with impastos, giving the surface a pronounced physical presence. The palette, deliberately sober and deep — dominated by dark greens, earthy ochres, blacks, and muted tones — enhances the emotional intensity of the composition.

The forms are deliberately simplified, almost monumental, emphasizing expression and inner strength rather than descriptive detail. The overall reflects a direct, sincere, and powerful pictorial approach, faithful to the expressionist aesthetic developed in the wake of Permeke.

Feature – Dual-sided artwork
The panel is painted on both sides, a relatively rare feature and particularly appreciated by collectors. This detail suggests a spontaneous and experimental working process, typical of expressionist artists and their circle, for whom visual research took precedence over academic conventions.

Historical and stylistic context
Constant Permeke was one of the leading figures of Flemish expressionism, alongside Gustave De Smet and Frits Van den Berghe. This movement gained international recognition for its bold pictorial language, its asserted materiality, and its emotional depth.

This work can be attributed to a follower or an artist strongly influenced by Permeke, active likely in the mid-20th century, within a European context.

Condition of preservation
Good overall condition, considering the technique and the period.
Impasto and visible brushstrokes, consistent with expressionist practice.
Healthy panel, without apparent structural alteration.

Ideal for collection or refined decoration.

It will be shipped by registered mail and very well protected.


Don't forget to take a look at my other items for sale.

The frames shown in the photos above were added to the artwork by the seller or a third party. These frames are provided to you free of charge so that you can hang the artwork upon receipt. The frames are offered and are not considered an integral part of the artwork. Consequently, any potential damage to the frames that does not affect the artwork itself will not be a valid reason to file a claim or request order cancellation.

The frame dimensions, including packaging and weight, are approximate.

Details

Artist
Constant Permeke (1886–1952) Suiveur de
Sold with frame
Yes
Title of artwork
Paysage et nature morte expressionnistes - Double face
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of Origin
Belgium
Condition
Good condition
Height
40 cm
Width
50 cm
Style
Expressionism
Period
19th century
BelgiumVerified
469
Objects sold
Private

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