Oil on canvas, signed and dated 1961 lower right. Including a handmade frame. Juul Neumann was a member of various new art movements direct after the second WW such as: Vrij Beelden, Creatie and Liga Nieuwe Beelden
Juul Neumann was a Dutch painter from Amsterdam. He was mostly autodidact and received weekly art lessons from Ger Gerrits, a local artist. The subjects of his paintings are landscapes and cityscapes. As he aged, his work got more abstract, influenced by Cubism, eventually resulting in a geometric style. He was a member of multiple artist associations, such as De Onafhankelijken and Vrije Beelden with whom he exhibited his art in the Rijksmuseum and the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam.
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