Ben Oude Breuil (1949) - Stilleven met Chinese vaas met kraanvogels en kom met mandarijnen

Ben Oude Breuil signs his paintings with “O’Breuil.” In 1996 he won the Talensprijs Oost Nederland. He exhibited in numerous cities with large canvases where architecture and perspective were the main pillars. His work hangs in directors’ offices and reception halls of companies. Since his retirement, Oude Breuil has devoted himself to still lifes and portraits. A portrait of King Willem-Alexander, Crown Princess Amalia, and two portraits of Queen Máxima hang on loan in the Oranje Museum in Diepenheim. The still lifes find their way to many collectors across Europe. This is a painting measuring 30 x 40 cm, featuring a Chinese vase painted with crane birds, flanked by a bowl filled with mandarins. The painting is framed in a suitable frame. The painting is painted in the classical manner and will be sent by registered mail and insured. Moreover, a Certificate of Authenticity has been added.