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Two women by Wim Strijbosch
Two women by Wim Strijbosch
Two women by Wim Strijbosch
Two women by Wim Strijbosch
Two women by Wim Strijbosch
Two women by Wim Strijbosch
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Two women 1949

Wim Strijbosch

Original oil on canvas
 40 ⨯ 50 cm
ConditionExcellent
€ 850

Lyklema Fine Art

  • About the artwork
    signed and dated '49 lower right

    oil on canvas

    40 x 50 cm

    Total Dimensions: 53 x 63 cm

    Biography Wim Strijbosch
    Wim (Willem) Strijbosch (Amsterdam 1928-1968) earned his living by painting wooden furniture. He studied Graphic Design at the Instituut voor Kunstnijverheidsonderwijs in Amsterdam until 1947, receiving instruction from notable figures like painter Mark Kolthoff and designer Mart Stam.

    In 1951, Strijbosch joined Creatie, where he formed many friendships. As an introvert, he sought self-reflection, infusing his works with poetic expression. His creations from 1949-1953 often depict a cosmic environment, influenced by Paul Klee. Although Strijbosch primarily focused on geometric-abstract compositions, he painted them freehand.

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Artwork details

Category
Post-War PaintingsPaintings
Subject
WomanFigureHuman
Style
Abstract Art
Material & Technique
Original oil on canvas
Colour
Multicolour (>4 colours)