Theodor Franciscus Goedvriend

Still Life with Vessels and Fruit

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Lot 62
  • Theodor Franciscus Goedvriend; Still Life with Vessels and Fruit
  • Theodor Franciscus Goedvriend; Still Life with Vessels and Fruit
  • Theodor Franciscus Goedvriend; Still Life with Vessels and Fruit

LOT 62

Theodor Franciscus Goedvriend

Still Life with Vessels and Fruit
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ZAR 3 000 - 5 000
Current Bid
Starting at ZAR 2 800
Location
Cape Town
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About this Item

Dutch 1879-1969
Still Life with Vessels and Fruit

accompanied by a news article about the artist adhered to the reverse

oil on board
98,5 by 44,5cm excluding frame; 107,5 by 54 by 3,5cm including frame

Provenance

The Dee Jacobs Collection.

Notes

Theodor Franciscus Goedvriend, commonly known as Theo Goedvriend, was born in 1879 in De Steeg, near Rheden in the Netherlands. He was a Dutch painter and etcher, best known for his landscape paintings and his particular interest in natural environments. Inspired by the forests and countryside surrounding his birthplace, Goedvriend developed a lifelong fascination with the landscape, which became a central theme in his work. His paintings depict woodland scenes, heathlands, waterways and rural landscapes, reflecting his close observation of nature and his appreciation of the changing qualities of light and atmosphere.

Goedvriend received artistic guidance from several established Dutch artists, including Théophile de Bock, Theo van Hoytema and Anton Mauve. He later studied at the Kunstnijverheidsschool in Amsterdam. Throughout his career, he travelled extensively, and his artistic subjects extended beyond the Netherlands to include landscapes in regions such as the Pyrenees and Java.

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