Twee figuren voor een blauwe deur by Jan Roëde
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Twee figuren voor een blauwe deur 1950 - 1960

Jan Roëde

Original oil on canvas
 45 ⨯ 60 cm
Price on request

Bruning Heintz Fine Art

  • About the artwork
    Grootte 60 x 45 cm
    Signatuur Linksboven
    Materiaal Olieverf op doek
    Stroming Nieuwe Haagse School
    Provenance Particuliere collectie Duitsland
  • About the artist

    Jan Roëde, born as Jan Roede on June 13, 1914 in Groningen, was a large Dutch art artist who acted as signs, glass art, illustrator, designer and costume designer. Hij schreef also behaves in poems, what zijn brede artisticieke interest and talents benadrukt.

    Roëde groeide op in The Hague, waar hijn opleiding tot tekenleraar volgde. Aanvankelijk worked as a graficus and illustrator, with a quick development in his work as a great artist. This style is characterized by an intriguing color and an intuitive approach. Hij describes the abstract as a figurative depth, in a language and a naive style. Volgens Roëde must be art based on zijn, humorous, in wars of seriousness and darkness. For this game you can play an autonomous and musical role. Schijnbaar simple and luminous, what the composition altijd zorgvuldig opgebouwd.

    Hij was a tijdgenoot van Piet Ouborg, Jaap Nanninga and Wim Sinemus, who regularly appeared in The Hague. Roëde will be exposed to the abstract-surrealism of Joan Miró. The figures and the figures depicting the people are the result of the images that can be seen in front of them. Hij had a special voorkeur for abstract of figuratief; The process of describing what is important to him and the result of it is clear.

    With his many oeuvre, Roëde is part of the pioneers of modern art in the Netherlands. The work is connected to the Cobra movement, but it is not connected to the group in the slots. Hij was lover on zichzelf, peculiar and original than hij was.

    Jan Roëde was released on May 30, 2007 in The Hague, for the past 93 years. His work was still being made in tents, and in 2022 he would be a second-time student at the Oude School in Kortenhoef, entitled "Jan Roëde, wonderful in color".

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Artwork details

Category
Paintings
Subject
Children
Style
Dutch SchoolFigurative artNew Hague School (Dutch 1950-1960)
Material & Technique
Original oil on canvas
Colour
Blue