Cina Maria Charlotta Jacoba van Es (1849–1891) - Bloemstilleven met Draperie en kandelaar

Oil on canvas,

A still life with drapery and a candlestick,
Flowers and a pink bow,

Cina Maria Charlotta Jacoba van Es (1849–1891) was a Dutch painter, born on Terschelling and later active in Breda and The Hague.

She mainly painted still lifes, flowers, portraits, and figure studies. From the 1870s onward, Van Es took part in various exhibitions, including in Rotterdam, Amsterdam, and The Hague.

Her work was regularly praised by her contemporaries, and exhibition reviews mentioned her alongside well-known women artists such as Margaretha Roosenboom, Gerardine van de Sande Bakhuyzen, and Sientje Mesdag-van Houten.

In 1885, she married Jonkheer Bernard Lodewijk Teding van Berkhout. She continued painting after her marriage. Van Es died in The Hague in 1891, at just 42 years of age. Her surviving body of work is relatively small, which is why her paintings rarely come onto the market today.

The work is generally in good condition (relined; it has slight craquelure).
The work is in a matching frame.
The canvas measures 50 by 60 cm.

The work will be carefully packed and shipped.