Pieter Daniel Dik - Ree met reekalf

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Pieter Daniel Dik’s original oil painting ‘Ree met reekalf’, from 1970–1980, is signed and framed, and originates from the Netherlands.

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Pieter Daniel Dik, born 1943 Alkmaar – died 1984 Schoorl

Artist Pieter Daniël Dik is a natural talent. His drawings attract attention from an early age. After vocational school, he becomes an organ builder, but from the age of 22 onward he devotes himself exclusively to painting. Pieter Dik spends a great deal of time observing animals in dunes and forests.
In the Netherlands, Great Britain, Scandinavia, France, Germany, Belgium, Canada and the United States, he builds a strong reputation as a wildlife painter. The hunting community also embraces his work. The Belgian King Baudouin has also bought oil paintings by him. Yet he remains modest, preferring to roam through nature and avoiding tributes and the limelight.
He dies at the age of 41 in his hometown of Schoorl. After his death, several paintings are shown at the Singer Museum in Laren in an exhibition marking Prince Bernhard’s 75th birthday.

Large oil painting by wildlife artist Pieter Daniel Dik, with excellent provenance from a leading art gallery (see photos).

Canvas size 80 x 100 cm, in very good condition.

Frame with minimal signs of wear; it is also included with the artwork free of charge within the EU. Outside the EU, the artwork is shipped without the frame due to its size, weight and fragility!

The artwork will be carefully packaged and sent internationally by registered mail

Pieter Daniel Dik, born 1943 Alkmaar – died 1984 Schoorl

Artist Pieter Daniël Dik is a natural talent. His drawings attract attention from an early age. After vocational school, he becomes an organ builder, but from the age of 22 onward he devotes himself exclusively to painting. Pieter Dik spends a great deal of time observing animals in dunes and forests.
In the Netherlands, Great Britain, Scandinavia, France, Germany, Belgium, Canada and the United States, he builds a strong reputation as a wildlife painter. The hunting community also embraces his work. The Belgian King Baudouin has also bought oil paintings by him. Yet he remains modest, preferring to roam through nature and avoiding tributes and the limelight.
He dies at the age of 41 in his hometown of Schoorl. After his death, several paintings are shown at the Singer Museum in Laren in an exhibition marking Prince Bernhard’s 75th birthday.

Large oil painting by wildlife artist Pieter Daniel Dik, with excellent provenance from a leading art gallery (see photos).

Canvas size 80 x 100 cm, in very good condition.

Frame with minimal signs of wear; it is also included with the artwork free of charge within the EU. Outside the EU, the artwork is shipped without the frame due to its size, weight and fragility!

The artwork will be carefully packaged and sent internationally by registered mail

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Gallery
Edition
Original
Artist
Pieter Daniel Dik
Title of artwork
Ree met reekalf
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Netherlands
Condition
Excellent condition
Height
94 cm
Width
114 cm
Weight
8 kg
Style
Impressionism
Period
1970-1980
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
942
Objects sold
100%
Private

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