Peter Brouwer (1935-2010) - Meergezicht





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Meergezicht is an original, hand-signed oil painting by Peter Brouwer (1935–2010), dating from 1970–1980, from the Netherlands and sold with a frame.
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PETER A.H. BROUWER
Petrus Antonius Hermanus Brouwer
Born August 1, 1935 in Utrecht, died in 2010.
Education: Evening academy and pupil of P. Brouwer, teacher at the Rijksacademie in Amsterdam. Peter was a painter of direct colors, he undertook many study trips through Italy and Spain where these colors are clearly visible.
He has, among others, had exhibitions in New York and Germany. He became known through his Dutch-issued reproductions, which were sold in the thousands.
Although Peter Brouwer had been in close contact with J. Bévort for years, he nevertheless had a completely different view of the métier. Indeed, his colors are more direct and bolder, harsher and brighter. His subjects are also different, varying in color, often experimental. Brouwer worked more abstractly and, through these abstract paintings, arrived at a wholly own interpretation of the familiar.
Of course, compared to Bévort we find many points of similarity, only the atmosphere is different and his canvases live for themselves. With this, he has earned a completely own place.
Canvas size 40 - 30 cm
Including frame. 48 - 38 cm
PETER A.H. BROUWER
Petrus Antonius Hermanus Brouwer
Born August 1, 1935 in Utrecht, died in 2010.
Education: Evening academy and pupil of P. Brouwer, teacher at the Rijksacademie in Amsterdam. Peter was a painter of direct colors, he undertook many study trips through Italy and Spain where these colors are clearly visible.
He has, among others, had exhibitions in New York and Germany. He became known through his Dutch-issued reproductions, which were sold in the thousands.
Although Peter Brouwer had been in close contact with J. Bévort for years, he nevertheless had a completely different view of the métier. Indeed, his colors are more direct and bolder, harsher and brighter. His subjects are also different, varying in color, often experimental. Brouwer worked more abstractly and, through these abstract paintings, arrived at a wholly own interpretation of the familiar.
Of course, compared to Bévort we find many points of similarity, only the atmosphere is different and his canvases live for themselves. With this, he has earned a completely own place.
Canvas size 40 - 30 cm
Including frame. 48 - 38 cm

