Leo Pors (1952) - Chinees votief bronzen silo, wierookvat, en lychees






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Leo Pors presents an original oil painting in Realist still life style titled 'Chinees votief bronzen silo, wierookvat, en lychees', created in 2026 in the Netherlands, framed, 38 × 36 cm, 1 kg, hand-signed, with certificate of authenticity included.
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This small painting, with a panel size of 24 x 22 cm, has everything you would expect from a still life: calming, a fine composition, and colors fully in harmony. In short, a small but splendid recent work by this artist. Both the painting and the frame are in perfect condition, and a corresponding Certificate of Authenticity and a CV are included with the painting.
Leo Pors's work has been featured several times in art magazines such as Tableau, Collect, and VIND, among others. It has been shown at many exhibitions, including in the Gorinchem museum, brought together with works by, among others, Ans Markus and Tjalf Sparnaaij. Worldwide there is interest in his still lifes, resulting in collectors in many European countries owning his work, and his pieces are also purchased by art lovers in Hong Kong, Taiwan, the United States, Japan, and Australia.
The paintings are also represented in various corporate collections.
This small painting, with a panel size of 24 x 22 cm, has everything you would expect from a still life: calming, a fine composition, and colors fully in harmony. In short, a small but splendid recent work by this artist. Both the painting and the frame are in perfect condition, and a corresponding Certificate of Authenticity and a CV are included with the painting.
Leo Pors's work has been featured several times in art magazines such as Tableau, Collect, and VIND, among others. It has been shown at many exhibitions, including in the Gorinchem museum, brought together with works by, among others, Ans Markus and Tjalf Sparnaaij. Worldwide there is interest in his still lifes, resulting in collectors in many European countries owning his work, and his pieces are also purchased by art lovers in Hong Kong, Taiwan, the United States, Japan, and Australia.
The paintings are also represented in various corporate collections.
