Leo Pors (1952) - Zandloperglas met meidoornbessen en Japans theekopje






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Leo Pors’s oil painting “Zandloperglas met meidoornbessen en Japans theekopje” is a framed still life from the Netherlands, dated 2026 and belonging to the 2020s.
Description from the seller
A beautiful and compact work by this painter is “Hourglass with Hawthorn Berries and Japanese Teacup,” measuring 25.1 x 30.2 cm unframed. A sprig of hawthorn berries has been placed in a medieval hourglass. The red berries leap off the panel, creating a colorful effect. An antique Japanese white-ceramic teacup stands to the right of the glass and, together with the loose berries on the left, brings balance to the painting. This recent work by the painter is in perfect condition, as is the frame.
A handwritten Certificate of Authenticity and the artist’s CV are included with the painting.
Leo Pors’s work has been featured several times in art magazines including Tableau, Collect, and VIND. It has been shown in many exhibitions, including at the museum in Gorinchem, alongside works by artists such as Ans Markus and Tjalf Sparnaaij. His still lifes attract interest worldwide: collectors own his work in many European countries, and art lovers also purchase it in Hong Kong, Taiwan, the United States, Japan, and Australia.
His paintings are also represented in several corporate collections.
A beautiful and compact work by this painter is “Hourglass with Hawthorn Berries and Japanese Teacup,” measuring 25.1 x 30.2 cm unframed. A sprig of hawthorn berries has been placed in a medieval hourglass. The red berries leap off the panel, creating a colorful effect. An antique Japanese white-ceramic teacup stands to the right of the glass and, together with the loose berries on the left, brings balance to the painting. This recent work by the painter is in perfect condition, as is the frame.
A handwritten Certificate of Authenticity and the artist’s CV are included with the painting.
Leo Pors’s work has been featured several times in art magazines including Tableau, Collect, and VIND. It has been shown in many exhibitions, including at the museum in Gorinchem, alongside works by artists such as Ans Markus and Tjalf Sparnaaij. His still lifes attract interest worldwide: collectors own his work in many European countries, and art lovers also purchase it in Hong Kong, Taiwan, the United States, Japan, and Australia.
His paintings are also represented in several corporate collections.
