Theo Dijkwel (1881-1952) - "aapjes"
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Theo Dijkwel, titled “aapjes”, a colour lithograph on paper in good condition, signed handgesigneerd and gesigneerd in de plaat, from a limited edition of 2/100 dating to about 1910–1920, sized 48 x 32 cm (image 25 x 18 cm), depicting animals and originating from the Netherlands.
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Artist: Theo Dijkwel (1881-1952)
Title: "Lice-infested Little Monkeys"
Year: circa 1920
Technique: color lithograph on paper
Edition: 2/100
Dimensions (image): 25 x 18 cm; in passe-partout: 48 x 32 cm
Signature: in pencil
Condition: good condition
Dijkwel, Theo Mattheus Dijkwell
(name variants: Theo Dijkwel, Thijs Dijkwijl; sometimes signed with Dijkwell) was born July 15, 1881 in Dordrecht and died January 31, 1952 in The Hague. Dijkwel was a pupil of Jean Delville and Herman Richir and later – when he was in London, England – of Hughes. He apparently did not pursue any professional training beyond that. He was a very versatile artist (lithographer, painter, draftsman) who took an interest in many subjects (flowers, animals, portraits, still lifes and fruits). Dijkwel was active not only in his birthplace Dordrecht but also in Rotterdam, The Hague, Brussels, Lübeck, and London. He was a member of the drawing society Pictura in Dordrecht. Mentioned in Scheen.
Artist: Theo Dijkwel (1881-1952)
Title: "Lice-infested Little Monkeys"
Year: circa 1920
Technique: color lithograph on paper
Edition: 2/100
Dimensions (image): 25 x 18 cm; in passe-partout: 48 x 32 cm
Signature: in pencil
Condition: good condition
Dijkwel, Theo Mattheus Dijkwell
(name variants: Theo Dijkwel, Thijs Dijkwijl; sometimes signed with Dijkwell) was born July 15, 1881 in Dordrecht and died January 31, 1952 in The Hague. Dijkwel was a pupil of Jean Delville and Herman Richir and later – when he was in London, England – of Hughes. He apparently did not pursue any professional training beyond that. He was a very versatile artist (lithographer, painter, draftsman) who took an interest in many subjects (flowers, animals, portraits, still lifes and fruits). Dijkwel was active not only in his birthplace Dordrecht but also in Rotterdam, The Hague, Brussels, Lübeck, and London. He was a member of the drawing society Pictura in Dordrecht. Mentioned in Scheen.
Details
Artist
Theo Dijkwel (1881-1952)
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Owner or reseller
Edition
Limited edition
Edition number
2/100
Title of artwork
"aapjes"
Technique
Lithograph
Signature
Hand signed, Plate signed
Country of origin
Netherlands
Condition
Good condition
Height
48 cm
Width
32 cm
Weight
100 g
Depiction/theme
Animals
Style
Realism
Period
1910-1920
Sold with frame
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