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Willem Elisa Roelofs jr.(1874 - 1940)Willem Elisa Roelofs jr.(Dutch, born Schaerbeek (Belgium)
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Willem Elisa Roelofs jr.(1874 - 1940)
Willem Elisa Roelofs jr.
(Dutch, born Schaerbeek (Belgium) 1874 – died The Hague 1940)
“Still-Live with Flowers and Books on a Table“
Signed lower left: ‘W.E.Roelofs’
Watercolour,
Artist information:
Willem Elisa Roelofs jr. was a student of his father Willem Roelofs and of the Akademie for Beeldende Kunsten in The Hague. He painted, made watercolours, draw, etched and lithographed mainly still-lifes. Roelofs jr. Was a member of ‘Arti et Amicitiae’ in Amsterdam and ‘Pulchri Studio’ in The Hague.
Museums: Museum Booymans – van Beuningen in Rotterdam, Municipal Museum of The Hague, Frans Hals Museum of Haarlem, Rijksmuseum Van Bilderbeek Lamaison in Dordrecht.
Lit.: Dutch Art Lexicon P. Scheen, 1969, vol.2, page 244.
21 x 33 cm
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Willem Elisa Roelofs jr.(1874 - 1940)
Willem Elisa Roelofs jr.
(Dutch, born Schaerbeek (Belgium) 1874 – died The Hague 1940)
“Still-Live with Flowers and Books on a Table“
Signed lower left: ‘W.E.Roelofs’
Watercolour,
Artist information:
Willem Elisa Roelofs jr. was a student of his father Willem Roelofs and of the Akademie for Beeldende Kunsten in The Hague. He painted, made watercolours, draw, etched and lithographed mainly still-lifes. Roelofs jr. Was a member of ‘Arti et Amicitiae’ in Amsterdam and ‘Pulchri Studio’ in The Hague.
Museums: Museum Booymans – van Beuningen in Rotterdam, Municipal Museum of The Hague, Frans Hals Museum of Haarlem, Rijksmuseum Van Bilderbeek Lamaison in Dordrecht.
Lit.: Dutch Art Lexicon P. Scheen, 1969, vol.2, page 244.
21 x 33 cm
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