Evert Pieters - Dutch landscape with water

Evert Pieters (1856–1932) – Large Dutch Landscape with Water A beautiful and atmospheric Dutch landscape with water, executed in oil on canvas by Evert Pieters (1856–1932). The painting depicts a broad body of water in the foreground, with a rural landscape, trees and buildings, and a characteristic church tower on the horizon. The beautiful cloudy sky, the light, and the warm natural colors give the work a calm and atmospheric appearance. Evert Pieters (1856–1932) was a Dutch painter who painted landscapes, beach scenes, interiors, and genre scenes, among other subjects. His work belongs to Dutch painting of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The painting is signed and is offered as a work by Evert Pieters. The attribution has previously been confirmed by an art dealer. Beautiful Gilded Frame The painting is fitted with a richly decorated gilded frame, which gives the work an imposing and classic appearance. The back of the frame clearly bears the inscription “Boselie”. A separate photo of this has been added to the listing. Details Artist: Evert Pieters (1856–1932) Technique: Oil paint Support: Canvas Subject: Dutch landscape with water Style: Impressionist Dutch painting Canvas dimensions: approx. 105 × 91 cm Framed: Yes Frame: Richly decorated gilded frame Signature: Signed Indication on back of frame: “Boselie” Condition The painting is in used condition commensurate with its age. Signs of age and craquelé are visible. The gilded frame has multiple damages and signs of age. These are visible in the photos. The frame is offered together with the painting and forms a fine part of the whole, but given the damage, it should be considered used and defective. We advise interested parties to carefully examine the photos of the painting, the signature, the frame, and the back. Due to the size and fragility of the work, personal viewing and collection are preferred. Shipping is possible upon consultation and at the buyer's expense and risk. An interesting large-format work for collectors and enthusiasts of Dutch painting from around 1900.