Max Cramer (1882-1960.) - Drukte op de markt.






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Drukte op de markt is an original oil painting by Max Cramer, dated 1950 and from the 1940–1950 period, from the Netherlands.
Description from the seller
Painter Max Cramer
Max Cramer (1882–1960) was a Dutch-German painter and tobacco agent. He was born in Bremen, but his official place of residence and origin (Heimatort) was Amsterdam, where he also spent his youth and studied at the art academy.
Biography and career
• Education: After completing his studies at the art academy in Amsterdam, he began his career as an independent artist.
• Travel: He traveled to several European cities. In Berlin, he met his wife, Johanna Schemmerling, and returned to the Netherlands with her.
• Artists’ colonies: Cramer lived and worked in well-known Dutch artists’ villages and colonies, including Volendam, Marken, and, between 1914 and 1919, Westkapelle on Walcheren (Zeeland). He later moved to Switzerland (Reinach), where he lived until his death
Seller's Story
Painter Max Cramer
Max Cramer (1882–1960) was a Dutch-German painter and tobacco agent. He was born in Bremen, but his official place of residence and origin (Heimatort) was Amsterdam, where he also spent his youth and studied at the art academy.
Biography and career
• Education: After completing his studies at the art academy in Amsterdam, he began his career as an independent artist.
• Travel: He traveled to several European cities. In Berlin, he met his wife, Johanna Schemmerling, and returned to the Netherlands with her.
• Artists’ colonies: Cramer lived and worked in well-known Dutch artists’ villages and colonies, including Volendam, Marken, and, between 1914 and 1919, Westkapelle on Walcheren (Zeeland). He later moved to Switzerland (Reinach), where he lived until his death
