Chris van Dijk (1952) Impressionist - " La première fleur du Nénuphar "
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Description from the seller
Internationally renowned, Chris van Dijk is one of the most celebrated contemporary Dutch-French Impressionist painters. His unique artworks can be found in prominent art collections worldwide. Because his paintings generally sell instantly, formal exhibitions of his work are rare; in fact, he has declined all exhibition invitations since 2005 to focus entirely on his craft.
Background & Style
Born in Den Bosch (Bois-le-Duc), The Netherlands, Chris has lived and worked in France since 2002. He is a registered artist at the National Service for Art History in the Netherlands (RKD) and an elected member of the Quia International Guild of Artists in Italy.
True to his Impressionist inspiration, Chris has devoted his life to plein-air painting. His vibrant works focus on unposed, natural scenes such as lush gardens, sunny beaches, and serene riverbanks. Art critics and experts highly praise his technique, colour palette, and sought-after subjects, making his paintings valuable assets with strong appreciation potential.
His biography is written by Claudia Moscovici, widely recognised as one of the world's top art critics (as ranked on Ranker).
Gallery France
Together with his wife, Ankie van Dijk-Mooiman, they run the website Gallery France. Ankie manages the platform, keeping the permanent online exhibition of Chris’s impressionist paintings updated, alongside her own curated sales exhibition of Art Deco antiques.
Thank you for your interest in the artwork of Chris van Dijk.
Oil on canvas on panel.
Delivered without a framework. NO FRAME
The painting will be carefully packed and sent by a trackable courier
NO DELIVERY TO THE USA
Internationally renowned, Chris van Dijk is one of the most celebrated contemporary Dutch-French Impressionist painters. His unique artworks can be found in prominent art collections worldwide. Because his paintings generally sell instantly, formal exhibitions of his work are rare; in fact, he has declined all exhibition invitations since 2005 to focus entirely on his craft.
Background & Style
Born in Den Bosch (Bois-le-Duc), The Netherlands, Chris has lived and worked in France since 2002. He is a registered artist at the National Service for Art History in the Netherlands (RKD) and an elected member of the Quia International Guild of Artists in Italy.
True to his Impressionist inspiration, Chris has devoted his life to plein-air painting. His vibrant works focus on unposed, natural scenes such as lush gardens, sunny beaches, and serene riverbanks. Art critics and experts highly praise his technique, colour palette, and sought-after subjects, making his paintings valuable assets with strong appreciation potential.
His biography is written by Claudia Moscovici, widely recognised as one of the world's top art critics (as ranked on Ranker).
Gallery France
Together with his wife, Ankie van Dijk-Mooiman, they run the website Gallery France. Ankie manages the platform, keeping the permanent online exhibition of Chris’s impressionist paintings updated, alongside her own curated sales exhibition of Art Deco antiques.
Thank you for your interest in the artwork of Chris van Dijk.
Oil on canvas on panel.
Delivered without a framework. NO FRAME
The painting will be carefully packed and sent by a trackable courier
NO DELIVERY TO THE USA
Details
Artist
Chris van Dijk (1952) Impressionist
Sold with frame
No
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Owner or reseller
Edition
Original
Title of artwork
" La première fleur du Nénuphar "
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
France
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
46 cm
Width
38 cm
Style
Impressionism
Period
2010-2020
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