Jean Oosterlynck (1915-1995) - Veldwerk





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Veldwerk, a 1969 oil painting by Jean Oosterlynck (Belgium), from the 1960–1970 period, signed and an original edition, sold with frame.
Description from the seller
Painting by the Belgian artist
Jean Oosterlynck (1915-1995)
Oil on hardboard.
Signed.
Dated 1969.
Framed in a nice, matching frame.
In very good condition.
Dimensions
with frame 67.5 x 57.5 cm
without frame 50 x 40 cm
Jean Oosterlynck (1915–1995) was a Belgian painter who was born in Paris due to World War I.
He studied at the Academy of Kortrijk, at the Higher Institute in Antwerp under the direction of Isidore Opsomer.
He painted landscapes, cityscapes, harbor scenes, figures, portraits, still lifes and abstract compositions.
Influenced by both Expressionism and Cubism.
In 1958 Oosterlynck took part in an exhibition of the artists’ association 'Centre artistique de la ville de Renaix' (Art Centre Ronse). He lived in Belgium until 1979 and then moved to Mallorca (Spain), where he remained until his death.
Works by him can be found, among others, in the Museum of Kortrijk.
Painting by the Belgian artist
Jean Oosterlynck (1915-1995)
Oil on hardboard.
Signed.
Dated 1969.
Framed in a nice, matching frame.
In very good condition.
Dimensions
with frame 67.5 x 57.5 cm
without frame 50 x 40 cm
Jean Oosterlynck (1915–1995) was a Belgian painter who was born in Paris due to World War I.
He studied at the Academy of Kortrijk, at the Higher Institute in Antwerp under the direction of Isidore Opsomer.
He painted landscapes, cityscapes, harbor scenes, figures, portraits, still lifes and abstract compositions.
Influenced by both Expressionism and Cubism.
In 1958 Oosterlynck took part in an exhibition of the artists’ association 'Centre artistique de la ville de Renaix' (Art Centre Ronse). He lived in Belgium until 1979 and then moved to Mallorca (Spain), where he remained until his death.
Works by him can be found, among others, in the Museum of Kortrijk.

