Leo Jordaens (1944-2000) - Havengezicht





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Oil on hardboard painting by Leo Jordaens (1944–2000), titled Havengezicht, from 1960–1970, Belgium, a seascape, hand-signed, framed, with a framed size of 47×52 cm.
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Oil painting on hardboard by Leo Jordaens
Painting in perfect condition; framing with signs of wear
Signed at the top right
Panel size 38x43 cm; framed 47x52 cm
JORDAENS Leo
Leo Jordaens (full name Leonard Jordaens) was born in 1944 in Merksem. He was the son of Leon Jordaens and Elisabeth van Tichel. Leo grew up in an artistic family: grandfather Florent, father Leon and sister Amandine were also painters. Leo Jordaens was inconsistent, temperamental, and not entirely well-adjusted or compliant socially. He experienced very productive periods, during which he exhibited twice a year, but apparently he could not quite handle that regularity and the pressure of running his own business. Later Jordaens roamed with his works in cafés and offices. He even gave a painting to good friends in exchange for a few bottles of liquor. Leo Jordaens ultimately died ingloriously of throat cancer in 2000 in Antwerp. He was buried in the Schoonselhof.
Oil painting on hardboard by Leo Jordaens
Painting in perfect condition; framing with signs of wear
Signed at the top right
Panel size 38x43 cm; framed 47x52 cm
JORDAENS Leo
Leo Jordaens (full name Leonard Jordaens) was born in 1944 in Merksem. He was the son of Leon Jordaens and Elisabeth van Tichel. Leo grew up in an artistic family: grandfather Florent, father Leon and sister Amandine were also painters. Leo Jordaens was inconsistent, temperamental, and not entirely well-adjusted or compliant socially. He experienced very productive periods, during which he exhibited twice a year, but apparently he could not quite handle that regularity and the pressure of running his own business. Later Jordaens roamed with his works in cafés and offices. He even gave a painting to good friends in exchange for a few bottles of liquor. Leo Jordaens ultimately died ingloriously of throat cancer in 2000 in Antwerp. He was buried in the Schoonselhof.

