Jan Toorop (1858-1928) - De biddende nonnen






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Toorop, Johannes Theodorus (Jan), created the 1914 Art Nouveau lithograph De biddende nonnen, in a limited edition, signed in the plate, in good condition, framed, measuring 22 cm by 31 cm.
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Magnificent work by Toorop.
There is some reflection in the photos; in real life, it looks more beautiful.
Two praying nuns placed on a modern list that can be hung or stood.
The entire piece is in good condition, and the size of the lithograph is 27x21 cm.
Johannes Theodorus (Jan) Toorop, also: Jean Theodor Toorop, (Poerworedjo (Nederlands-Indië), December 20, 1858 – The Hague, March 3, 1928) was one of the most important Dutch visual artists from the period 1880-1910. Initially, he painted in an impressionist style, but through pointillism, he developed into a symbolist painter.
He was also active as a portrait artist and designed ceramics, advertising posters, and book covers. Dutch Art Nouveau is often associated with his work. In the last twenty years of his life, he was strongly inspired by Roman Catholicism.
He was the father of Charley Toorop, grandfather of the artist Edgar Fernhout and filmmaker John Fernhout, and great-grandfather of Rik Fernhout. It is in good condition and is framed in a modern frame that can be hung or displayed standing.
Magnificent work by Toorop.
There is some reflection in the photos; in real life, it looks more beautiful.
Two praying nuns placed on a modern list that can be hung or stood.
The entire piece is in good condition, and the size of the lithograph is 27x21 cm.
Johannes Theodorus (Jan) Toorop, also: Jean Theodor Toorop, (Poerworedjo (Nederlands-Indië), December 20, 1858 – The Hague, March 3, 1928) was one of the most important Dutch visual artists from the period 1880-1910. Initially, he painted in an impressionist style, but through pointillism, he developed into a symbolist painter.
He was also active as a portrait artist and designed ceramics, advertising posters, and book covers. Dutch Art Nouveau is often associated with his work. In the last twenty years of his life, he was strongly inspired by Roman Catholicism.
He was the father of Charley Toorop, grandfather of the artist Edgar Fernhout and filmmaker John Fernhout, and great-grandfather of Rik Fernhout. It is in good condition and is framed in a modern frame that can be hung or displayed standing.
