Anna Maria Braakensiek-Dekker (1890-1970) - Expressionistische landschap





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Oil painting on canvas by Anna Maria Braakensiek-Dekker (1890–1970), titled Expressionistische landschap, created in the 1940s, hand-signed, original edition, 54 × 64 cm with frame, origin Nederland, sold with frame, in good condition.
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Anna Maria Braakensiek-Dekker (1890-1970) - Expressionist Landscape
Oil on canvas:
- Without frame (height x width): 40 cm x 50 cm
- With frame (height x width): 54 cm x 64 cm
Anna Maria Braakensiek-Dekker was born in Enkhuizen on 12 January 1890, and died in Laren on 13 January 1970. Anna Maria Braakensiek-Dekker pursued her education at the academies of Antwerp and Paris. Anna Maria Braakensiek-Dekker is regarded as part of the Dutch Expressionists. In 1917 she settled in Amsterdam where she studied under, among others, Piet van Wijngaerdt. Her landscapes, portraits and city views are freely and directly composed, with color serving as her main means of expression. During her life she made many trips to Greece, Turkey, Italy and France, which are reflected in her work.
Anna Maria Braakensiek-Dekker (1890-1970) - Expressionist Landscape
Oil on canvas:
- Without frame (height x width): 40 cm x 50 cm
- With frame (height x width): 54 cm x 64 cm
Anna Maria Braakensiek-Dekker was born in Enkhuizen on 12 January 1890, and died in Laren on 13 January 1970. Anna Maria Braakensiek-Dekker pursued her education at the academies of Antwerp and Paris. Anna Maria Braakensiek-Dekker is regarded as part of the Dutch Expressionists. In 1917 she settled in Amsterdam where she studied under, among others, Piet van Wijngaerdt. Her landscapes, portraits and city views are freely and directly composed, with color serving as her main means of expression. During her life she made many trips to Greece, Turkey, Italy and France, which are reflected in her work.

