Jan Mankes (1889-1920) - Geitjes in Bosch 1927






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Jan Mankes, Geitjes in Bosch 1927, an heliogravure signed in the plate, in a limited edition, printed in 1927 and issued by A. Zernike-Mankes and Roland Holst, supplied with a frame and in excellent condition, framed size 31.5 × 23 cm with the heliogravure measuring 18 × 14.5 cm, origin Nederland.
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Jan Mankes 1889 - 1920
Original heliogravure Geitjes in Bosch 1927
Based on a painting from 1909
Nicely framed.
Frame size: 31.5 cm high x 23 cm wide.
Size of heliogravure: 18 cm high x 14.5 cm wide.
The heliogravure was printed and issued in 1927 by his wife. A. Zernike-Mankes and Roland Holst.
Publisher: J.A.A.M. Van Es - Wassenaar 1927
The engraving is in excellent condition and is supplied with a matching off-white passe-partout in the pictured frame.
A great Dutch master artist who unfortunately died at only 31. His entire oeuvre, produced between 1907 and 1918, comprises about 150 paintings, mostly small in size, around 100 drawings and more than 40 sheets of graphics, mainly etchings and woodcuts.
Jan Mankes entered art history as “Holland’s most tranquil painter.” He died young of tuberculosis, something that contributed to the myth-making surrounding his artistry.
Jan Mankes 1889 - 1920
Original heliogravure Geitjes in Bosch 1927
Based on a painting from 1909
Nicely framed.
Frame size: 31.5 cm high x 23 cm wide.
Size of heliogravure: 18 cm high x 14.5 cm wide.
The heliogravure was printed and issued in 1927 by his wife. A. Zernike-Mankes and Roland Holst.
Publisher: J.A.A.M. Van Es - Wassenaar 1927
The engraving is in excellent condition and is supplied with a matching off-white passe-partout in the pictured frame.
A great Dutch master artist who unfortunately died at only 31. His entire oeuvre, produced between 1907 and 1918, comprises about 150 paintings, mostly small in size, around 100 drawings and more than 40 sheets of graphics, mainly etchings and woodcuts.
Jan Mankes entered art history as “Holland’s most tranquil painter.” He died young of tuberculosis, something that contributed to the myth-making surrounding his artistry.
