Kees Terlow 1890-1948 - Large Impressionist Canvas - Lively Harbor Scene

Large and beautiful Impressionist painting from the 1920s-1930s, depicting a harbor landscape with fishing boats and a few sailors on a quay... The work is signed by Kees Terlow (1890-1948), an excellent Dutch artist to whom the Bénézit devotes a chapter and about whom information can be found on the web: born in Rotterdam, he devoted the first part of his artistic career to painting harbor landscapes on the canals of Holland, then he settled in France where he ended his days... note: one of the attractions of the painting offered here is that it completely reflects the atmosphere and chromatism that made this artist successful: it can be seen on the web that a canvas of roughly the same size and in a very comparable palette was sold for more than 4500 euros at Christie's-Amsterdam, while it was estimated at 2000 / 3000 euros. Values & Auctions: The value of this artist's paintings varies depending on their subject matter and quality. His record of over €5,400 was achieved in 1989 for a "winter landscape," and among his sales results in recent years are more than fifty auctions between €1,500 and €4,000 (Source: Art-Price). These results reflect the appeal this painter has held for collectors for over thirty years. (The old varnish, yellowed in places, could be cleaned, which would certainly improve the painting's luminosity.) Canvas size: 100 cm x 64 cm. Frame: 112 cm x 77 cm. Please ask for more photos if needed.