Jan Bévort (1917-1996) - Rustig herfstlandschap met beek

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Oil painting by Jan Bévort (1917–1996) titled Rustig herfstlandschap met beek, 1981 in the 1980s period, from the Netherlands, in impressionist style, 40 cm high by 50 cm wide, 500 g, sold with frame, signed, and includes a certificate of authenticity.

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Atmospheric landscape painting by John Bévort, executed in oil with an expressive brushstroke. The work depicts a rustic landscape with birch trees, a winding brook, and warm autumn colors.

The composition and use of color give the painting a calm, classical appearance.
The work is signed and comes with a certificate of authenticity. A decorative and appealing painting for lovers of traditional landscape art.

Certified and signed! (See photos)

John (Jan) Bévort
(1917–1996) was a well-known Dutch painter who gained fame mainly as the 'Painter of Schoorl'. He is known for his powerful, impressionistic style in which he used almost exclusively the palette knife.
Key facts about John Bévort:

Background: Born on November 30, 1917 in Utrecht and died on January 31, 1996 in Schoorl. He studied at the Academie Artibus in Utrecht under Chris Agterberg and G. Nijenhuis.

His work is characterized as naturalistic and impressionistic. With deft strokes of the palette knife, he created depth and a contemporary romanticism.

Subjects: He frequently painted dune and beach scenes, rough seas, cityscapes (including Amsterdam and Paris), yacht scenes and flower still lifes.

Pseudonym: For his Southern European landscapes (such as scenes from Spain and Italy) he often used the pseudonym 'Camprio'.

Legacy: Bévort was a member of the International Organization of Free Art and was the mentor of other well-known painters such as Peter Brouwer and Gerard

Atmospheric landscape painting by John Bévort, executed in oil with an expressive brushstroke. The work depicts a rustic landscape with birch trees, a winding brook, and warm autumn colors.

The composition and use of color give the painting a calm, classical appearance.
The work is signed and comes with a certificate of authenticity. A decorative and appealing painting for lovers of traditional landscape art.

Certified and signed! (See photos)

John (Jan) Bévort
(1917–1996) was a well-known Dutch painter who gained fame mainly as the 'Painter of Schoorl'. He is known for his powerful, impressionistic style in which he used almost exclusively the palette knife.
Key facts about John Bévort:

Background: Born on November 30, 1917 in Utrecht and died on January 31, 1996 in Schoorl. He studied at the Academie Artibus in Utrecht under Chris Agterberg and G. Nijenhuis.

His work is characterized as naturalistic and impressionistic. With deft strokes of the palette knife, he created depth and a contemporary romanticism.

Subjects: He frequently painted dune and beach scenes, rough seas, cityscapes (including Amsterdam and Paris), yacht scenes and flower still lifes.

Pseudonym: For his Southern European landscapes (such as scenes from Spain and Italy) he often used the pseudonym 'Camprio'.

Legacy: Bévort was a member of the International Organization of Free Art and was the mentor of other well-known painters such as Peter Brouwer and Gerard

Details

Artist
Jan Bévort (1917-1996)
Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Rustig herfstlandschap met beek
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Signed
Country of Origin
Netherlands
Year
1981
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
40 cm
Width
50 cm
Weight
500 g
Style
Impressionism
Period
1980-1990
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
19
Objects sold
100%
Private

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