Wim Bosma - Prinseneiland Amsterdam

Beautiful watercolor by Wim Bosma, Prinseneiland Amsterdam. dated 1929. Very nicely framed.
Willem (Wim) Bosma, Amsterdam 1902-1985

Amsterdam, Prinseneiland Amsterdam,
watercolour, dated 1929, 30 x 28 cm

Willem (Wim) Bosma (Amsterdam, September 21, 1902 - December 28, 1985) was a Dutch painter, watercolorist, graphic designer, monumental artist and wall painter.
He was self-taught but did receive lessons from Piet van Wijngaerdt.
Bosma had a studio at Stadhouderskade 100 in Amsterdam. He painted and watercolored landscapes, harbours, figures, railway viaducts, trains, boats and flying machines in a constructive expressionist style. Among his best-known works are the stations and harbors from the 1930s, painted in a new businesslike, realistic style. After 1945, in addition to technical subjects, other motifs also entered his work. A favorite subject in his work was the African woman. Bosma was a lover of jazz music.
Work by Wim Bosma has been purchased by, among others, the Centraal Museum in Utrecht, the Gemeentemuseum The Hague, the Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam and private collectors.
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