Pluim Mentz Jos (1906 – 1985) – Breton Village – Watercolor – Authenticated

Charming watercolor created around 1980, depicting a Breton village nestled at the bottom of a wooded hill. It could be Pont Aven.

The work is done in green and gray tones, with the exception of a house with pink walls, in the center of the composition. The pencil is used to render the appearance and grain of the granite, while the watercolor translates all the nuances of the vegetation.

The work, in perfect condition, is placed under glass, in a sober modern gilded wood frame. This one is in good condition.
The work is authenticated by the artist's nephew, as evidenced by the original document placed on the back of the work.

The artist
Josepha Augusta Elizabeth “Jos” PLUIM MENTZ is a Dutch artist born in Indonesia, where she lived until 1952.
She then settled in The Hague, then in Cordes, in the south of France, from 1979.
Jos PLUIM MENTZ has extensively visited and painted France, Switzerland, Italy, with a predilection for coastal regions.

Her works have been the subject of numerous exhibitions during the artist's lifetime and since her death.

Work visible at the gallery (07240). ​​​​​​​
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