Portrait of a man 1880 - 1920
Floris Arntzenius
Oil on canvas laid down on panelMarouflage
41 ⨯ 29 cm
ConditionMint
€ 8.200
Kunsthandel Enghel
- About the artist
Floris Arntzenius trained at the Rijksacademie, Amsterdam, along with Isaac Israels, Willem Witsen and G.H. Breitner, whose impressionist style of painting he hugely admired. After a further year’s study at the art academy in Antwerp, the painter concentrated on making landscapes and city scenes.
He only gained real success with his work when he moved to The Hague and began painting spontaneous impressions of the city’s bustling life, preferably in misty or rainy conditions. He painted landscapes, beaches with figures and portraits as well.
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