Leendert van der Vlist (1894-1962) - Stadsgezicht...

Leendert van der Vlist was born in Numansdorp in 1894 and died in Voorburg in 1962. He lived and worked in Leiden, but traveled a lot abroad as well. He studied under W. van der Nat and later became a pupil of Willem de Zwart. He won several prizes, and in 1943 he received the gold medal of the art association Arti et Amicitae in Amsterdam. He painted landscapes, cityscapes and urban views, including works from Florence and Venice. He belongs to the Leiden School. His work can be found, among others, in Museum De Lakenhal in Leiden. Subject: Cityscape Amsterdam with the Montelbaanstoren, canal houses, ships and a beautiful sky with a view toward the IJ. Oil on canvas, canvas size 60 x 80 cm. Light surface dirt and craquelure not open. Painting is supplied by Koch and is still in its original state together with the frame. This is also in good condition with minimal signs of use. Free within the EU; outside the EU shipping depends on size, weight and fragility. Work is carefully packed and shipped internationally by registered mail.

Estimate:£834.28

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