H. Mohr (XX) - Hollands havengezicht met driemaster en stoomsleepboot

• Artist: H. Mohr. Active in the Netherlands in the mid-20th century. Refers to a well-known trade name/pseudonym under which high-quality maritime art was produced.
• Title: Hollands harbour scene with a three-masted ship and a steam tug
• Period: Mid 20th century (ca. 1950 - 1960)
• Technique/Medium: Oil on canvas
Attribution:
• H. Mohr – Definitely attributed and hand-signed by the artist.
• Artistic context: School of the Rotterdam harbour painters. The work is stylistically closely related to the compositions and impasto technique of Wim Bos (1906-1974), with the characteristic warm pink-orange evening sky and dynamic depiction of shipping.
Signature:
• Hand-signed with red oil paint by the artist, positioned in the lower left corner ("H. Mohr").
Dimensions:
• Height × width × depth (unframed): approx. 60 × 90 × 2 cm
• Height × width × depth (framed): approx. 75 × 105 × 5 cm

Provenance & Documentation:
• Provenance: From private Dutch ownership via inheritance.
• Documentation: Not present. The authenticity and dating are guaranteed on the basis of the physical characteristics of the canvas, the stretchers, the original inventory list and the signature.