Emanuel van der Ven (1866-1944) - Landschap

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Emanuel van der Ven’s original oil painting ‘Landschap’ is a hand-signed Dutch work from 1900–1910, sold with a frame.

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Emanuel van der Ven ('s-Hertogenbosch 1866 – Laren (NH) 1944)
Signed and dated 1908
Oil on canvas
‘Landscape’

A beautiful, very large landscape by Emanuel van der Ven (1866–1944). The style is strongly influenced by the Hague School and is reminiscent of the early work of Vincent van Gogh and his teacher Anton Mauve. A highly atmospheric depiction of a field. The work is housed in a very richly decorated, museum-quality silvered frame.

He studied at the Royal School of Fine Arts in 's-Hertogenbosch from 1877 to 1880 and from 1884 to 1887, and at the National Normal School for Drawing Teachers in Amsterdam from 1893 to 1897. After obtaining his secondary drawing-teaching certificate, he became director of the Hendrick de Keyzer Drawing School in Amsterdam and a teacher at the Winter Evening Schools of the Roman Catholic People's League and Arts and Crafts.

Condition:
- In good condition. Frame with signs of age.

Provenance:
- Larensche Kunsthandel Amsterdam, 1908
See the label on the reverse


• The KraWienArt Collection •


The description and condition of the lot refer primarily to the painting itself. The antique frame should not be regarded as a separate new object. As is usual with antique frames, signs of age, use and restoration, as well as other imperfections, may be present.

Due to the size of the painting, we are obliged to charge 250 euros for international shipping.

Emanuel van der Ven ('s-Hertogenbosch 1866 – Laren (NH) 1944)
Signed and dated 1908
Oil on canvas
‘Landscape’

A beautiful, very large landscape by Emanuel van der Ven (1866–1944). The style is strongly influenced by the Hague School and is reminiscent of the early work of Vincent van Gogh and his teacher Anton Mauve. A highly atmospheric depiction of a field. The work is housed in a very richly decorated, museum-quality silvered frame.

He studied at the Royal School of Fine Arts in 's-Hertogenbosch from 1877 to 1880 and from 1884 to 1887, and at the National Normal School for Drawing Teachers in Amsterdam from 1893 to 1897. After obtaining his secondary drawing-teaching certificate, he became director of the Hendrick de Keyzer Drawing School in Amsterdam and a teacher at the Winter Evening Schools of the Roman Catholic People's League and Arts and Crafts.

Condition:
- In good condition. Frame with signs of age.

Provenance:
- Larensche Kunsthandel Amsterdam, 1908
See the label on the reverse


• The KraWienArt Collection •


The description and condition of the lot refer primarily to the painting itself. The antique frame should not be regarded as a separate new object. As is usual with antique frames, signs of age, use and restoration, as well as other imperfections, may be present.

Due to the size of the painting, we are obliged to charge 250 euros for international shipping.

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
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Edition
Original
Artist
Emanuel van der Ven (1866-1944)
Title of artwork
Landschap
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Netherlands
Year
1905
Condition
Good condition
Height
76.5 cm
Width
108 cm
Period
1900-1910
The NetherlandsVerified
104
Objects sold
100%
Private

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