Albert Embrechts (1914-1997) - Naar Tintoretto

Belgian school 19th-20th century painter Albert Embrechts 1914-1997 in the style of Tintoretto
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Oil painting on canvas in a beautiful frame
Albert Embrechts (Oirschot, 30 November 1914 - Genk, 27 May 1997) was a Belgian figurative artist. He is best known for his snowy landscapes and other Kempen landscapes characterized by heather, birch trees, and so on. This earned him the nickname The Painter of Light.
But he also painted other subjects such as still lifes, nudes, portraits, church interiors, and religious motifs. He also restored old paintings and made copies of works by old masters.
At the Saint Lawrence Church in Hamont he donated a Descent from the Cross of Christ (1988) and a Our Lady of the Heath (1991). Embrechts lived much of his life in Hamont, because his wife came from there.
Good condition
Dimensions with frame: W 94 cm x H 54 cm
Canvas dimensions: W 80 cm x H 40 cm
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Tintoretto (Venice, September or October 1518 – there, 31 May 1594), was a Venetian painter. His real name was Jacopo Robusti; his nickname means 'the cloth-dyer'. He earned this name from his father, who was a professional cloth-dyer ('tintore').