André Dendal (1901-1979) - Kermesse 38

Atmospheric Painting "Kermesse 38" – André Dendal. Belgium 1938

Colorful oil painting by the Belgian artist André Dendal, dated 1938. The work offers a fascinating glimpse into a bustling fair or market, captured from a unique aerial perspective.

Characteristics of the artwork:

• Artist: André Dendal (signed bottom right "a. Dendal" and dated '38)
• Title: Kermesse 38 (listed on the back)
• Year: 1938
• Style & Technique: Post-Impressionist / early modernist with a beautifully subtle palette of soft grays, greens, and blues, combined with vibrant red and yellow accents that perfectly convey the dynamism of the folk festival.
• Representation: A lively town square filled with market stalls, festival tents, and strolling figures, surrounded by characteristic urban architecture.

The painting is housed in a matching classic wooden frame with a refined gold/bronze patina that gives the work a rich appearance.

This painting by André Dendal is not only a visual tour de force but also a beautiful time document from the interwar period (1938). Its soft tones make it suitable for both a classical and a sleek, modern, or eclectic interior. An absolute showstopper for connoisseurs and collectors of Belgian art!

Dimensions incl. frame: H 52.5 cm x W 45 cm

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