Dutch school (XIX) - Marine

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Estimate  € 300 - € 350
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Marine, a 19th‑century oil painting from the Netherlands in Realism, depicting a seascape and not signed, measuring 37 cm by 42 cm and weighing 4 kg, sold with the frame by Gallery.

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Description from the seller

General Information;
Portrait of a Marine. Impressive painting, great Light!
Dutch. Definitely a Quality piece.

Unreadable signed right bottom.
Stylistically very close to George Willem Opdenhoff.

Condition:
Please look at the pictures for the condition.
Overall in a good condition. The frame is also in a good condition.

Shipping method/packaging;
Well packed and sent via DPD.



Seller's Story

Hello and welcome to D.A. Art! We are a passionate art dealer active in Europe with more than 10 years of experience in the art market. Over the past decade, we have specialised in discovering, researching, restoring and accordingly offering high-quality market fresh artworks that stand out for their beauty, originality, or artistic significance. At D.A. Art, we maintain a very selective approach. We only sell works that we ourselves genuinely like — pieces we believe are beautiful, interesting, or strong enough to proudly offer to our European collectors. Every artwork in our collection has been carefully chosen for its quality, condition, and artistic value. Whether you are a passionate collector, an interior lover, or someone taking their first steps into the art world, you can trust that each piece we present has passed our personal “would we hang this ourselves?” test. We look forward to sharing these special works with you and hope you find something that speaks to you. Warm regards, D.A. Art
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General Information;
Portrait of a Marine. Impressive painting, great Light!
Dutch. Definitely a Quality piece.

Unreadable signed right bottom.
Stylistically very close to George Willem Opdenhoff.

Condition:
Please look at the pictures for the condition.
Overall in a good condition. The frame is also in a good condition.

Shipping method/packaging;
Well packed and sent via DPD.



Seller's Story

Hello and welcome to D.A. Art! We are a passionate art dealer active in Europe with more than 10 years of experience in the art market. Over the past decade, we have specialised in discovering, researching, restoring and accordingly offering high-quality market fresh artworks that stand out for their beauty, originality, or artistic significance. At D.A. Art, we maintain a very selective approach. We only sell works that we ourselves genuinely like — pieces we believe are beautiful, interesting, or strong enough to proudly offer to our European collectors. Every artwork in our collection has been carefully chosen for its quality, condition, and artistic value. Whether you are a passionate collector, an interior lover, or someone taking their first steps into the art world, you can trust that each piece we present has passed our personal “would we hang this ourselves?” test. We look forward to sharing these special works with you and hope you find something that speaks to you. Warm regards, D.A. Art
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Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Gallery
Artist
Dutch school (XIX)
Title of artwork
Marine
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Not signed
Country of origin
Netherlands
Condition
Good condition
Height
37 cm
Width
42 cm
Weight
4 kg
Depiction/theme
Seascape
Style
Realism
Period
19th century
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
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Objects sold
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