Lodewijk Philippus "Louis" Stutterheim (1873-1943)...

Splendid Impressionist summer polder landscape near Kortenhoef with fish trap, ducks and a small polder house, painted around 1900 in oil on canvas and marouflaged on cardboard by Louis Stutterheim, Rotterdam 1873-1943 Gouda. Dutch Impressionist painter and draftsman of landscapes and still lifes in the style of the Hague School. Education at the Academy for Visual Arts in Rotterdam under A. van Maasdijk. In 1904 he went with A.W. van Voorden and Gerard Altman to paint in Noorden and Kortenhoef and is considered part of the Kortenhoef School. Lived and worked in The Hague. Left in 1912 for the Dutch East Indies and from 1914 to 1916 in Philadelphia and from 1924 in Hilversum and ’s-Graveland. Member of the associations Sint Lucas, Atri et Amucitiae, Gooische Schilders and the Association of Visual Artists Laren and Blaricum. Stunning condition and a canvas size of 29x26 cm.

Estimate:£187.53

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