Nico Eekman (1889-1973) - Le palefrenier






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Le palefrenier, an original oil painting by Nico Eekman (1930–1940), depicting animals, signed in the lower right, Belgian origin, canvas 45 × 79 cm, frame 62 × 96 × 3 cm, sold with its frame.
Description from the seller
Beautiful work in the typical style of Eekman, titled "Le palefrenier" (the stable boy).
Signed bottom right.
Also titled and signed on the back of the canvas.
Canvas size 45x79 cm. Frame size 62x96x3 cm.
Frame shows signs of wear and is included free of charge.
Nicolaas Matheus Eekman was born in Brussels on 9 August 1889 and died in Paris on 12 November 1973. He had Dutch parents.
Education at the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Brussels (3 years sculpting and 1 year painting).
Worked from 1923 in Paris.
Awarded the Gold Medal at the EXPO in Paris in 1937.
Teacher of, among others, Arnold Bernard Neujean.
Graphic artist, sculptor, painter, watercolourist, draftsman, illustrator and architect.
Subjects: Genre scenes (including fishermen), landscapes, and self-portrait.
Member of Arti et Amicitiae and Sint Lucas in Amsterdam, De Onafhankelijken and the Société des Beaux Arts "Le Trait" in Paris.
The photos are part of the provided description of this authentic work.
Beautiful work in the typical style of Eekman, titled "Le palefrenier" (the stable boy).
Signed bottom right.
Also titled and signed on the back of the canvas.
Canvas size 45x79 cm. Frame size 62x96x3 cm.
Frame shows signs of wear and is included free of charge.
Nicolaas Matheus Eekman was born in Brussels on 9 August 1889 and died in Paris on 12 November 1973. He had Dutch parents.
Education at the Ecole des Beaux Arts in Brussels (3 years sculpting and 1 year painting).
Worked from 1923 in Paris.
Awarded the Gold Medal at the EXPO in Paris in 1937.
Teacher of, among others, Arnold Bernard Neujean.
Graphic artist, sculptor, painter, watercolourist, draftsman, illustrator and architect.
Subjects: Genre scenes (including fishermen), landscapes, and self-portrait.
Member of Arti et Amicitiae and Sint Lucas in Amsterdam, De Onafhankelijken and the Société des Beaux Arts "Le Trait" in Paris.
The photos are part of the provided description of this authentic work.
