David Schulman (1881-1966) - Aan de Eem

Full name, nationality, date of birth and date of death of the artist:
David Schulman (Dutch, 1881–1966).

Title of the work, year (or approximate period) and technique or materials used:

Along the Eem – ca. 1930–1960
Watercolor on paper

Signature
Bottom right signed in ink/paint: D. Schulman

Edition information
Original work (unique)

Provenance (Herkomst)
From private ownership.

Back side equipped with a label from the renowned framing shop A.J. Heijdenrijk Jr. (Amsterdam/Den Haag).

Additionally, handwritten notes on the back with the artist's name, place ("Laren"), and title ("Aan de Eem").

Documentation
No additional documentation available.

Condition
The piece appears to be in good condition visually. The paper may show light, age-related yellowing (normal for watercolors from this period). The frame shows signs of wear appropriate to its age. See the photos to form your own impression.

Shipping
The work is carefully packaged, framed, and insured for shipment.

This atmospheric, impressionistic work by David Schulman depicts a wide landscape along the Eem river. Schulman was one of the most important and last remaining painters of the famous Larense School. He was known for his precise rendering of the Dutch landscape, particularly acclaimed for his snow-covered village scenes and atmospheric river landscapes in the Gooi.

The piece has been professionally framed by the renowned firm A.J. Heijdenrijk Jr. (established since 1845), which contributes to the authenticity and historical value of the whole.