Hedwig Cecile Albertine Kleintjes- van Osselen (1871-1936) - Stilleven met dahlia's





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Hedwig Cecile Albertine Kleintjes- van Osselen’s oil painting *Stilleven met dahlia's*, from 1900–1910, depicts dahlias and is from the Netherlands; it is sold with a frame.
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Hedwig Cecile Albertine Kleintjes- van Osselen (1871-1936) - Still life with dahlias
Oil painting on canvas:
- Without frame (height x width): 60 cm x 50 cm
- With frame (height x width): 75 cm x 65 cm
- Condition: see photos!
Atmospheric floral still life of a lush bouquet of white and purple dahlias in a spherical glass vase on canvas by the well-known Dutch painter Hedwig Cecile Albertine Kleintjes- van Osselen (1871-1936).
Hedwig Cecile Albertine van Osselen enjoyed her training at the Royal Academy of Art and Design in The Hague and the Rijksakademie in Amsterdam. She is regarded as part of the late Hague School / Dutch Impressionism and is considered an important precursor of the Amsterdam Joffers. After her marriage to painter Jan Kleintjes in 1899, the couple settled at the Huize Kolthoorn estate in Heerde, where she painted many floral still lifes with flowers from her own lush park garden. Her work is included in various museum collections, including the Huize Kolthoorn house museum (Museum Geelvinck).
Hedwig Cecile Albertine Kleintjes- van Osselen (1871-1936) - Still life with dahlias
Oil painting on canvas:
- Without frame (height x width): 60 cm x 50 cm
- With frame (height x width): 75 cm x 65 cm
- Condition: see photos!
Atmospheric floral still life of a lush bouquet of white and purple dahlias in a spherical glass vase on canvas by the well-known Dutch painter Hedwig Cecile Albertine Kleintjes- van Osselen (1871-1936).
Hedwig Cecile Albertine van Osselen enjoyed her training at the Royal Academy of Art and Design in The Hague and the Rijksakademie in Amsterdam. She is regarded as part of the late Hague School / Dutch Impressionism and is considered an important precursor of the Amsterdam Joffers. After her marriage to painter Jan Kleintjes in 1899, the couple settled at the Huize Kolthoorn estate in Heerde, where she painted many floral still lifes with flowers from her own lush park garden. Her work is included in various museum collections, including the Huize Kolthoorn house museum (Museum Geelvinck).

