Hans Habraken (1946) - Bessen in een schaal op tafel






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Hans Habraken (born 1946) created the oil painting Still life Bessen in a schaal op tafel, an original realism work on panel with a frame, signed, dated 2020+, depicting a still life and measuring 13 cm × 18 cm on the panel (frame 15.9 cm × 20.9 cm), sold with frame, in good condition.
Description from the seller
Berries in a bowl on the table. Hans Habraken.
Oil on panel.
Panel dimensions 13 cm x 18 cm.
Frame dimensions 15.9 cm x 20.9 cm.
We are an art dealer from Kerkdriel.
The painting is packed very securely.
Johannes Habraken, March 11, 1946. From a young age he has shown an interest in drawing and painting. Ultimately, his love for painting becomes strongly evident in his works, which he paints to perfection. This is thanks to his powerful brushwork, which he applies with a loose hand, yet with warm tones on panel. His very own color palette is composed mainly of warm tones. From this too, a long experience and great craftsmanship are evident. His style and professionalism are often compared to those of the "old masters", yet his work undeniably possesses a completely own identity. He has a range of subjects: landscapes, still lifes, seascapes, and portraits. His preference is for still lifes, in a style that fascinates many viewers.
Berries in a bowl on the table. Hans Habraken.
Oil on panel.
Panel dimensions 13 cm x 18 cm.
Frame dimensions 15.9 cm x 20.9 cm.
We are an art dealer from Kerkdriel.
The painting is packed very securely.
Johannes Habraken, March 11, 1946. From a young age he has shown an interest in drawing and painting. Ultimately, his love for painting becomes strongly evident in his works, which he paints to perfection. This is thanks to his powerful brushwork, which he applies with a loose hand, yet with warm tones on panel. His very own color palette is composed mainly of warm tones. From this too, a long experience and great craftsmanship are evident. His style and professionalism are often compared to those of the "old masters", yet his work undeniably possesses a completely own identity. He has a range of subjects: landscapes, still lifes, seascapes, and portraits. His preference is for still lifes, in a style that fascinates many viewers.
