Henri Valery Vanderpoorten (1897-1977) - Expressionistisch landschap - Ardennen

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Expressionistic landscape – Ardennes, a 1931 oil painting on panel by Belgian artist Henry Valery Vanderpoorten, 38 × 35 cm, signed, original edition, sold with frame, in excellent condition.

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Henry-Valéry Vander Poorten (Laeken, 1897 – 1977) was a Belgian modernist artist and illustrator. He signed his graphic work under the names Valéry, Atelier Henval and Studio Henval.

From 1913 onward he studied at the Academy of Brussels. His father Valéry Vander Poorten (1875-1932) was also a well-known artist. After World War I he was closely involved in the emergence of modernism in Belgium.

That latter fact is evident not only from a number of experimental works in which influences of futurism, cubism and expressionism are apparent. Also in his designs for music scores Vanderpoorten shows himself to be a modernist.

Vander Poorten became mainly known for the more than 55 sheet music covers that he designed as a collaborator for music publishers Schott Freres, J. Buyst, International Music Company, A. Crantz, R. Roelandts, Ch. Bens and Editions Vergucht (all in Brussels) in the period 1927 to 1941.

In the 1930s he also painted many plein-air pieces here and there across Europe. Notably his trip through Finland and Lapland in 1937.

ARTIST: Henry Valery Vanderpoorten (1897-1977) - signed top left and on the verso

MEDIUM: Oil on panel.

DIMENSIONS: 38x35 cm

DATED: 1931

CONDITION: Excellent. Nicely framed

Seller's Story

Arriere-garde is a rebellious gallery with a trained eye for various forms of beauty: from old master prints and cartography to landscape painting and contemporary masters.
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Henry-Valéry Vander Poorten (Laeken, 1897 – 1977) was a Belgian modernist artist and illustrator. He signed his graphic work under the names Valéry, Atelier Henval and Studio Henval.

From 1913 onward he studied at the Academy of Brussels. His father Valéry Vander Poorten (1875-1932) was also a well-known artist. After World War I he was closely involved in the emergence of modernism in Belgium.

That latter fact is evident not only from a number of experimental works in which influences of futurism, cubism and expressionism are apparent. Also in his designs for music scores Vanderpoorten shows himself to be a modernist.

Vander Poorten became mainly known for the more than 55 sheet music covers that he designed as a collaborator for music publishers Schott Freres, J. Buyst, International Music Company, A. Crantz, R. Roelandts, Ch. Bens and Editions Vergucht (all in Brussels) in the period 1927 to 1941.

In the 1930s he also painted many plein-air pieces here and there across Europe. Notably his trip through Finland and Lapland in 1937.

ARTIST: Henry Valery Vanderpoorten (1897-1977) - signed top left and on the verso

MEDIUM: Oil on panel.

DIMENSIONS: 38x35 cm

DATED: 1931

CONDITION: Excellent. Nicely framed

Seller's Story

Arriere-garde is a rebellious gallery with a trained eye for various forms of beauty: from old master prints and cartography to landscape painting and contemporary masters.
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Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Artist
Henri Valery Vanderpoorten (1897-1977)
Title of artwork
Expressionistisch landschap - Ardennen
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Belgium
Year
1931
Condition
Good condition
Height
38 cm
Width
35 cm
Depiction/theme
Still life
Style
Expressionism
Period
1930-1940
BelgiumVerified
637
Objects sold
98.68%
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