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Wim Strijbosch, Two figuressigned 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

the artist painted mainly Neo-Romantic landscapes and in 1940 he was commissioned to paint topographical watercolors around Sussex

In the early 1960s he painted exuberant coloristic sets for Opera Forum

with a focus on the human unconscious - an essential idea of Freudian theory

where the Neo-Impressionist style made a lasting impression on him

He was commissioned by the Ministry of the Colonies to make panorama paintings and dioramas for the International Colonial Exhibition held in Paris in 1931

its waters shimmering in varying shades of blue

Picasso en Whistler

the Schaulager in Basel and the Zachęta National Gallery of Art in Warsaw

The importance of the female body and its placement in the canvas and the cubizing fragmentation of colors and shapes is her signature

He himself taught Adri and Gretha Pieck and J

Deze rijk geïllustreerde publicatie belicht deze drie joodse verzamelaars tegen de achtergrond van de ontwikkeling van de joodse bourgeoisie in Amsterdam rond 1900

he painted them freehand

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