Marius Richters (1877-1955) - Kaptein

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Kaptein is an original ink drawing by Marius Richters (1877-1955) from the 1930–1940 period, measuring 25 cm by 20 cm and weighing 1 g, signed, originating from the Netherlands, in good condition, in the Expressionism style.

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Richters was, among other things, a painter, draughtsman, graphic artist and stained glass designer. He was trained at the Rotterdam Academy of Visual Arts. He painted harbor scenes in his birthplace, Rotterdam. He also painted the polder landscapes around the city. Together with others, he founded the artists' group De Branding. He was also a member of the circle of visual artists R 33, and of the Sint Lucas Artists' Association in Amsterdam.

He belonged to the painters who in 1918 were commissioned to design wall paintings for the Rotterdam city council chamber. After a long and arduous 'struggle' all six wall panels—four in 1939 and two in 1946—were filled with Richters’ work by 1946. In 1941 he created, on behalf of the Municipality of Rotterdam, a biblical fresco in the chapel of the Zuiderziekenhuis.

Richters was an etcher and woodcutter. As a graphic artist he produced cityscapes, harbor scenes and religious prints. As a draughtsman he produced, among other things, political prints. Shortly before the bombing of Rotterdam in World War II, Richters created a panoramic drawing of the city of Rotterdam from the tower of the city hall.

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As the seller of our lot, we are not liable for damage if a work is sent by an external partridge. Furthermore, we can always send a frame after consultation after purchasing the painting.
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Richters was, among other things, a painter, draughtsman, graphic artist and stained glass designer. He was trained at the Rotterdam Academy of Visual Arts. He painted harbor scenes in his birthplace, Rotterdam. He also painted the polder landscapes around the city. Together with others, he founded the artists' group De Branding. He was also a member of the circle of visual artists R 33, and of the Sint Lucas Artists' Association in Amsterdam.

He belonged to the painters who in 1918 were commissioned to design wall paintings for the Rotterdam city council chamber. After a long and arduous 'struggle' all six wall panels—four in 1939 and two in 1946—were filled with Richters’ work by 1946. In 1941 he created, on behalf of the Municipality of Rotterdam, a biblical fresco in the chapel of the Zuiderziekenhuis.

Richters was an etcher and woodcutter. As a graphic artist he produced cityscapes, harbor scenes and religious prints. As a draughtsman he produced, among other things, political prints. Shortly before the bombing of Rotterdam in World War II, Richters created a panoramic drawing of the city of Rotterdam from the tower of the city hall.

Seller's Story

As the seller of our lot, we are not liable for damage if a work is sent by an external partridge. Furthermore, we can always send a frame after consultation after purchasing the painting.
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Details

Artist
Marius Richters (1877-1955)
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Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
Kaptein
Technique
Ink
Signature
Signed
Country of origin
Netherlands
Year
1930
Condition
Good condition
Height
25 cm
Width
20 cm
Weight
1 g
Style
Expressionism
Period
1930-1940
The NetherlandsVerified
819
Objects sold
97.78%
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