Albert Beeldens (1900-1962) - Naief keukenstilleven





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Albert Beeldens’s hand-signed *Naief keukenstilleven* is a 1951 Belgian naïve still life in oil on canvas, sold with its frame.
Description from the seller
Albert Beeldens (Brussels 1900 - 1962) was a Belgian painter. He employed a naïve style. He painted cityscapes, still lifes and flowers. In 1935 he won the Grand Prix de l’Art Populaire en Belgique. In 1956 he held an exhibition at the Theater of Toone in Brussels under the motto “Les Marolles Exposent,” with Jef Bourgeois, Piet Volckaert, Désiré Naeyaert and Désiré Haine. He is listed in Belgian art books.
Dated 1951
Oil painting on canvas (46 x 56 cm) in good condition.
With frame (58 x 67 cm) in good condition with signs of use.
The photos are part of the description
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Albert Beeldens (Brussels 1900 - 1962) was a Belgian painter. He employed a naïve style. He painted cityscapes, still lifes and flowers. In 1935 he won the Grand Prix de l’Art Populaire en Belgique. In 1956 he held an exhibition at the Theater of Toone in Brussels under the motto “Les Marolles Exposent,” with Jef Bourgeois, Piet Volckaert, Désiré Naeyaert and Désiré Haine. He is listed in Belgian art books.
Dated 1951
Oil painting on canvas (46 x 56 cm) in good condition.
With frame (58 x 67 cm) in good condition with signs of use.
The photos are part of the description
Shipping with BPOST (registered, insured and tracking number)

