Judith and Holofernes 1910
Kees Maks
CanvasOil paintPaint
63 ⨯ 84 cm
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About the artwork
Signed: Lower Left
Verso seal Gemeentemuseum Amsterdam, nr. B 559
Provenance:: Mevrouw C. Maks-Boas, Amsterdam (verso); Kunsthandel Siau, Amsterdam, Kunsthandel Rueb, Amsterdam
Exhibited: Rotterdam (Kunsthal), Kees Maks, schilder van het mondaine leven, 18 januari – 21 april 2002
Literature: H. Redeker en A. Venema, Kees Maks 1876-1967, Amsterdam 1976, p. 27 (ill.)
Verso seal Gemeentemuseum Amsterdam, nr. B 559
Provenance:: Mevrouw C. Maks-Boas, Amsterdam (verso); Kunsthandel Siau, Amsterdam, Kunsthandel Rueb, Amsterdam
Exhibited: Rotterdam (Kunsthal), Kees Maks, schilder van het mondaine leven, 18 januari – 21 april 2002
Literature: H. Redeker en A. Venema, Kees Maks 1876-1967, Amsterdam 1976, p. 27 (ill.)
About the Artist
The painter Kees Maks was a pupil of G.H. Breitner, which can be traced in the bold, robust visual arrangement of his paintings.
He divided his time between Amsterdam and Paris and mainly painted scenes from the circus and theatre in rich tones and extreme contrasts of light and shade. His work was regarded by his contemporaries as non-Dutch but was well-received in France, particularly Paris.
Between 1910 and 1945 Maks participated in the capital’s annual Salons.
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