Herman Berserik - The Snoeper - Sold

Very beautiful etching by Hermanus Berserik with a very small edition.
A slightly naughty performance, title: young sweetie. Year: 1980. Edition: 14/25.
Frame: Height 61 cm, width 48 centimeters Dimensions: H39 x W 28 cm.
Framed with glass plate. The work is signed by the artist at the bottom center and top left.
Pick-up in Borne, Overijssel is preferred. Delivery within approximately 2 months, free of charge in consultation in The Hague is also possible since I regularly go there.
Otherwise, very carefully packaged and shipped at buyer's expense.
About the painter Hermanus (Herman) Berserik (June 19, 1921, The Hague – March 21, 2002) was a Dutch painter and graphic artist. Berserik was born as the son of Hermanus Berserik Sr. and Pieternella Jacoba Knaap. His father had a cleaning company and was also a still life painter. He trained at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague from 1939 to 1944, where he was taught by, among others, Willem Schrofer (painting), Willem Rozendaal (graphic techniques), Paul Citroen, in whose studio he worked in 1942, and Rein Draijer. He took his final exams early in 1944 and became a member of the Hague Art Circle in 1946. After the war he visited Paris several times and in 1951 Algeria and Tunisia. He married Hermine Françoise (Mien) Voûte in 1947. Three children were born from this marriage, Behrend (died after 1 day), Françoise and Teun. In 1948 he became a teacher at the Free Academy Workshop for Visual Arts. He was part of the group Verve (1951 - 1958). From 1958 to 1978 Berserik was a teacher at the Royal Academy of Art. From 1963 he was an active member of the Pulchri Studio painting society. He was also a member of the Dutch Federation of Professional Associations of Artists in Amsterdam. He lived and worked in the gardener's house of the De Voorde estate in Rijswijk from 1952 until his death.