Chris van Dijk (1952) - Meisje met hoed





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Meisje met hoed is an original oil painting in the impressionist style from France, dated 2010–2020, depicting a daytime scene, hand-signed, measuring 33 cm high by 39 cm wide and weighing about 1 kg, sold with a frame.
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Professional artist Chris van Dijk - born in 1952 - was born in Den Bosch (Bois le Duc), the Netherlands (Pays Bas).
Since 1978 Chris has devoted his life to making his paintings, which, faithful to their Impressionist inspiration, focus on plein-air scenes: on the beach, in the forest, or in the beautiful wine and poppy fields of Burgundy and Dordogne.
He has lived and worked in France since 2002.
Like the works of Berthe Morisot and Mary Cassatt, Chris van Dijk’s paintings often feature women and children. The scenes seem candid, as if the subjects were captured unconsciously. Most of the time, they look away from the viewer, absorbed in their daily activities, such as playing in the sand, walking in the forest, or picking wildflowers. They seem at home in their beautiful natural surroundings. Chris van Dijk’s paintings, like those of the Impressionists, are a celebration of the beauty of nature and life.
Claudia Moscovici wrote the biography of Chris van Dijk. Claudia Moscovici is one of the most famous art critics in the world (Ranker).
The painting is carefully packaged and sent by registered mail.
Professional artist Chris van Dijk - born in 1952 - was born in Den Bosch (Bois le Duc), the Netherlands (Pays Bas).
Since 1978 Chris has devoted his life to making his paintings, which, faithful to their Impressionist inspiration, focus on plein-air scenes: on the beach, in the forest, or in the beautiful wine and poppy fields of Burgundy and Dordogne.
He has lived and worked in France since 2002.
Like the works of Berthe Morisot and Mary Cassatt, Chris van Dijk’s paintings often feature women and children. The scenes seem candid, as if the subjects were captured unconsciously. Most of the time, they look away from the viewer, absorbed in their daily activities, such as playing in the sand, walking in the forest, or picking wildflowers. They seem at home in their beautiful natural surroundings. Chris van Dijk’s paintings, like those of the Impressionists, are a celebration of the beauty of nature and life.
Claudia Moscovici wrote the biography of Chris van Dijk. Claudia Moscovici is one of the most famous art critics in the world (Ranker).
The painting is carefully packaged and sent by registered mail.

