Fred (Frederick) Arends (1949) - Hollands riviergezicht






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Hollands riviergezicht, an oil painting by Fred (Frederick) Arends (Netherlands), from 1990–2000, sold with a frame.
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This oil painting was created by the Dutch artist Fred (Frederick) Arends (born in Arnhem, 1949). The work presents an atmospheric and meticulously detailed Dutch river landscape with sailing ships, figures in a rowing boat, and characteristic buildings along the water’s edge. Fred Arends studied at the art academy in Arnhem. He has fully specialized in painting in the style of 19th-century Dutch Romanticism. His technique harkens back to the fine brushwork of master painters such as Charles Leickert and Andreas Schelfhout. He is known for his detailed depictions of historical costumes, cloudscapes, and the interplay of light on the water. To make his traditional Dutch scenes more accessible to the international market (especially the United States), he signs and presents himself often under the name 'Frederick Arends'. His work can be found in countless private collections worldwide.
Panel: 24 x 18 cm.
Dimensions including decorative frame: 35 x 29 x 4 cm.
This oil painting was created by the Dutch artist Fred (Frederick) Arends (born in Arnhem, 1949). The work presents an atmospheric and meticulously detailed Dutch river landscape with sailing ships, figures in a rowing boat, and characteristic buildings along the water’s edge. Fred Arends studied at the art academy in Arnhem. He has fully specialized in painting in the style of 19th-century Dutch Romanticism. His technique harkens back to the fine brushwork of master painters such as Charles Leickert and Andreas Schelfhout. He is known for his detailed depictions of historical costumes, cloudscapes, and the interplay of light on the water. To make his traditional Dutch scenes more accessible to the international market (especially the United States), he signs and presents himself often under the name 'Frederick Arends'. His work can be found in countless private collections worldwide.
Panel: 24 x 18 cm.
Dimensions including decorative frame: 35 x 29 x 4 cm.
