Evert Moll (1878-1955) - **NO RESERVE** Bedrijvigheid in de Rotterdamse haven

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Evert Moll was born on December 15, 1878, in Voorburg and died on May 10, 1955, in The Hague. He lived and worked between 1895 and 1930 in Voorburg, London, Paris, The Hague, and Rotterdam. He then settled in The Hague. There, he received advice from Willen Maris and further developed himself. He worked extensively on commissions from art dealers in the United States and Canada. He painted landscapes, but mainly river, sea, and harbor scenes, and in his later years, also still lifes. Works by Evert Moll are among others in the Rijkscollection, the Zuiderzee Museum, and the Boymans-van Beuningen Museum.

View of the Waalhaven in Rotterdam with the Meneba Steam Flour Factory 'De Maas' in the distance.

Oil painting on canvas in very good, still original condition, canvas size 40x60cm. It comes with the original ornament frame, which is also in good condition with minimal signs of use. This will also be included free of charge with the artwork within the EU; outside the EU, delivery is not included due to size, weight, and fragility. Available only upon request!

Work is carefully packaged and shipped internationally by registered mail.