Cor Schaap (1968) - Strandgezicht

Cor Schaap (1968), raised along the coast of Katwijk aan Zee, draws inspiration in his work from the sea, the beach and the special atmosphere of the Dutch coast.

In his paintings sunny colors, an increasingly fluent and freer brushstroke and a delightful, light atmosphere are central. He does not reproduce reality literally, but mainly captures the impression and feeling of a moment.

Forms and figures deliberately remain loose and suggestive, allowing the paintings space for the viewer's own imagination. Recognition, color and mood come together in a contemporary and sunny view of the coast. The paintings of Cor Schaap thus receive increasing appreciation and move to enthusiasts of cheerful, colorful beach scenes both domestically and abroad.

This concerns a beautiful oil painting on panel. It breathes space and light and immediately conveys a sense of relaxation and cheerfulness to the viewer. The sunny colors and the lively brushwork create a wonderful atmosphere; a work that makes you cheerful every time.

Framed in a splendid, handmade leaf-gold frame. A beautiful and atmospheric work that can hang on the wall as is and is delivered including an appraisal form from an accredited appraiser. Purchased from the artist himself in 2026. Will be shipped insured.