Robert De Man (1949-2016) - Winteravond





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Original oil painting on canvas by Belgian artist Robert De Man (1949–2016), titled Winteravond, from 1970–1980, depicting a winter scene; signed, framed, with certificate, measuring 80 x 60 cm with frame (70 x 50 cm without frame), in reasonable condition.
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Beautiful original oil on canvas by the Belgian artist Robert De Man (1949-2016).
Reasonable condition, there are 2 superficial damages (see detail photos).
Signed.
Framed.
Dimensions:
- with frame: 80 x 60 cm
- without frame: 70 x 50 cm
With certificate.
Titled “Winter Evening”.
This artist can be found in Paul Piron’s reference work, “The Belgian Visual Artists from the 19th to the 21st Century”.
Robert De Man was a Belgian artist born in 1949 in Roeselare and who passed away in Oostkamp in 2016. He was a painter, draftsman, and pastellist. He was the son and pupil of André De Man. He studied at the Academy in Bruges and at St. Lucas in Ghent. He is known for his expressionistic style. He had a preference for, among other things, landscapes, the mother-and-child theme, religious subjects, interior domestic scenes, genre scenes, and figures.
Beautiful original oil on canvas by the Belgian artist Robert De Man (1949-2016).
Reasonable condition, there are 2 superficial damages (see detail photos).
Signed.
Framed.
Dimensions:
- with frame: 80 x 60 cm
- without frame: 70 x 50 cm
With certificate.
Titled “Winter Evening”.
This artist can be found in Paul Piron’s reference work, “The Belgian Visual Artists from the 19th to the 21st Century”.
Robert De Man was a Belgian artist born in 1949 in Roeselare and who passed away in Oostkamp in 2016. He was a painter, draftsman, and pastellist. He was the son and pupil of André De Man. He studied at the Academy in Bruges and at St. Lucas in Ghent. He is known for his expressionistic style. He had a preference for, among other things, landscapes, the mother-and-child theme, religious subjects, interior domestic scenes, genre scenes, and figures.

