Andre van der Vossen - Row of trees - expressionistic colorful work - Sold

André van der Vossen (1899–1963) was a Dutch painter, graphic artist, and designer. He became known primarily for his abstract and geometric compositions. Van der Vossen was a member of artists' associations such as De Onafhankelijken and De Moderne Kunstkring. His work shows a clear influence of constructivism and Bauhaus-style formal principles. In addition to painting, he was deeply involved in graphic design, creating book covers, illustrations, and applied art, among other things. In the 1940s and 1950s, he developed a more individual style with a vibrant use of color. Van der Vossen's work was regularly exhibited in the Netherlands and abroad. He was deeply interested in the relationship between form, rhythm, and balance. His oeuvre is considered an important contribution to post-war abstract art in the Netherlands.