Hendrik Vader (1928-1997) - Terugkeer van de visvangst

Hendrik Vader (also known as Hendrick Vader or signed as H. Vader) is a pseudonym that was used in the art trade.
The true identity: Behind this name mainly the Dutch sailor and painter Cor Corsius (1928–1997) concealed.
The name was at the time a fabrication by art dealer P.J. Daleman from The Hague, for whom Corsius worked. Sometimes the signature is also linked to other painters, such as Jan Hendrik Jacob Jasper (1937–2018).
Style and subject: His paintings (often oil on canvas or panel) fall within the genre of maritime art.
He was Dutch and regularly painted scenes from Scheveningen.
They depict typically traditional scenes such as fishermen's ships (bomschuiten) on the beach, rough or calm seascapes, harbors and fishermen in the style of the late Hague School.
This painting is 4/4 paintings that were once bought at an auction by my father
The size of the painting is 29 x 22 cm and hand-signed bottom right