Fred Arends (1949) - Wintergezicht






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Wintergezicht by Fred Arends, an oil painting from 1980–1990 in the Romanticism style, Netherlands, depicting a winter scene with figures on the ice and a sleigh, signed, in excellent condition and sold with frame.
Description from the seller
This painting is a typical work by the Dutch painter Fred Arends (born in 1949).
Arends has dedicated himself entirely to the style of 19th-century Dutch Romanticism.
He draws a lot of inspiration from the refined techniques of old masters such as Andreas Schelfhout and Charles Leickert.
The work depicts a classic Dutch winter landscape (or ice scene) with figures on the ice, a sleigh, reed beds and a snow-covered cottage at the water's edge. A hallmark of his style is the meticulous and detailed rendering of historical clothing, the texture of the ice, and the atmospheric Dutch cloudscapes. In the bottom right corner, the distinctive signature "F. Arends" is clearly visible.
For the international market (especially in the U.S.), he sometimes uses the name Frederick Arends as well.
Panel size: 24 x 18 cm. The work is in very good condition!
This painting is a typical work by the Dutch painter Fred Arends (born in 1949).
Arends has dedicated himself entirely to the style of 19th-century Dutch Romanticism.
He draws a lot of inspiration from the refined techniques of old masters such as Andreas Schelfhout and Charles Leickert.
The work depicts a classic Dutch winter landscape (or ice scene) with figures on the ice, a sleigh, reed beds and a snow-covered cottage at the water's edge. A hallmark of his style is the meticulous and detailed rendering of historical clothing, the texture of the ice, and the atmospheric Dutch cloudscapes. In the bottom right corner, the distinctive signature "F. Arends" is clearly visible.
For the international market (especially in the U.S.), he sometimes uses the name Frederick Arends as well.
Panel size: 24 x 18 cm. The work is in very good condition!
