Willy Fleur (1888 - 1967) - Chrysanten

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Chrysanten, an oil painting by Willy Fleur (1888–1967) from the 1950–1960 period, created in the Netherlands, hand-signed and sold with a frame.

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Fleur,Johan Willem (Willy)
born Markelo June 13, 1888, died The Hague
March 15, 1967.
Lived and worked in Rotterdam until 1912
afterwards in The Hague.
Was pupil of the Akademie v.B.K.
in Rotterdam under Huib Luns,A.Spoon
and J.G.Heijberg and three years of the
Akademie v.B.K. in The Hague under Fr.Jansen
(fig), W.A.Grondhout (portrait) and
Fleur,Johan Willem (Willy)
born Markelo June 13, 1888, died The Hague
March 15, 1967.
Lived and worked in Rotterdam until 1912
afterwards in The Hague.
Was pupil of the Akademie v.B.K.
in Rotterdam under Huib Luns,A.Spoon
and J.G.Heijberg and three years of the
Akademie v.B.K. in The Hague under Fr.Jansen
(fig), W.A.Grondhout (portrait) and
W.B.van Horssen (still life)
Worked a year as a volunteer with the stage painter
L.W.R.Sommer to create works of large dimensions.
Painted, watercolored, drew (pastel and pen)
still lifes, flowers (in greenhouses),
landscapes, a few cityscapes, portraits
and animals, including many birds and fish (aquariums)
Was especially known for his beautiful floral still lifes.
From 1924 on a member and secretary of the Dutch
Kunstkring Het W.B.van Horssen (still life)
Worked a year as a volunteer with the stage painter
L.W.R.Sommer to create works of large dimensions.
He painted, watercolored, drew (pastel and pen)
still lifes, flowers (in greenhouses),
landscapes, a few cityscapes, portraits
and animals, including many birds and fish (aquariums)
Was especially known for his beautiful floral still lifes.
From 1924 on a member and secretary of the Dutch
Kunstkring

Fleur,Johan Willem (Willy)
born Markelo June 13, 1888, died The Hague
March 15, 1967.
Lived and worked in Rotterdam until 1912
afterwards in The Hague.
Was pupil of the Akademie v.B.K.
in Rotterdam under Huib Luns,A.Spoon
and J.G.Heijberg and three years of the
Akademie v.B.K. in The Hague under Fr.Jansen
(fig), W.A.Grondhout (portrait) and
Fleur,Johan Willem (Willy)
born Markelo June 13, 1888, died The Hague
March 15, 1967.
Lived and worked in Rotterdam until 1912
afterwards in The Hague.
Was pupil of the Akademie v.B.K.
in Rotterdam under Huib Luns,A.Spoon
and J.G.Heijberg and three years of the
Akademie v.B.K. in The Hague under Fr.Jansen
(fig), W.A.Grondhout (portrait) and
W.B.van Horssen (still life)
Worked a year as a volunteer with the stage painter
L.W.R.Sommer to create works of large dimensions.
Painted, watercolored, drew (pastel and pen)
still lifes, flowers (in greenhouses),
landscapes, a few cityscapes, portraits
and animals, including many birds and fish (aquariums)
Was especially known for his beautiful floral still lifes.
From 1924 on a member and secretary of the Dutch
Kunstkring Het W.B.van Horssen (still life)
Worked a year as a volunteer with the stage painter
L.W.R.Sommer to create works of large dimensions.
He painted, watercolored, drew (pastel and pen)
still lifes, flowers (in greenhouses),
landscapes, a few cityscapes, portraits
and animals, including many birds and fish (aquariums)
Was especially known for his beautiful floral still lifes.
From 1924 on a member and secretary of the Dutch
Kunstkring

Details

Artist
Willy Fleur (1888 - 1967)
Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Chrysanten
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Netherlands
Condition
Good condition
Height
58 cm
Width
48 cm
Period
1950-1960
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
995
Objects sold
100%
Private

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