Hans Redeker en Adriaan Venema - Kees Maks 1876-1967 - 1976

Contents see photo 3. Written by Hans Redeker and Adriaan Venema in 1976. Extensive illustrations (see photos) Good condition. "Cornelis Johannes (Kees) Maks (Amsterdam, August 22, 1876 - same place, October 28, 1967) was a Dutch painter. He signed his work as C.J. Maks. Kees Maks was a pupil of George Hendrik Breitner. He is regarded as one of the most important modern, figurative artists of the early 20th century. While in the first quarter of the 20th century avant-garde painting was making its influence felt in Europe, many artists in the interwar period returned to a more neo-classical figurative style, known as retour à l’ordre. In Paris, in particular, these figurative artists, including Kees van Dongen, gained fame. Kees Maks, who regularly traveled to Paris for short periods to paint there, made a name with his paintings of the fashionable nightlife: circus performances, dancing couples, strolling groups and garden parties were topics previously unknown in Dutch art. The lively subjects and the frivolous way of painting, in which the artist formed bold color fields with bright, vivid colors, impressed the public. Together with Kees van Dongen and Jan Sluijters, Maks caused a stir with his works because of their modern character. He is related to the Bergense School and the Hague School". Shipped carefully packed with track & trace and insurance. Good luck with bidding!! Contents see photo 3. Written by Hans Redeker and Adriaan Venema in 1976. Extensive illustrations (see photos) Good condition. "Cornelis Johannes (Kees) Maks (Amsterdam, 22 August 1876 - there, 28 October 1967) was a Dutch painter. He signed his work as C.J. Maks. Kees Maks was a pupil of George Hendrik Breitner. He is counted among the most important modern, figurative artists of the early 20th century. While in the first quarter of the 20th century avant-garde painting exerted its influence in Europe, many artists in the interwar period returned to a more neo-classical figurative style, known as retour à l’ordre. Especially in Paris these figuratively working artists, among whom Kees van Dongen, gained fame. Kees Maks, who regularly traveled to Paris for shorter periods to paint there, made a name with his paintings of the fashionable nightlife: circus performances, dance couples, strolling groups and garden parties were topics previously unknown in Dutch art. The lively subjects and the frivolous way of painting, whereby the artist formed large color fields with bright, strong colors, impressed the public. Together with Kees van Dongen and Jan Sluijters Maks, with his works, caused a stir because of the modern character. He is related to the Bergense School and the Hague School". Shipped carefully packed with track & trace and insurance. Good luck with bidding!!

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