Every Monday evening a Special auction ends focusing on a particular artist or theme. Would you like to participate as a seller? That is possible! You will find more information here.
Translated with Google Translate. Original text show .
A large work from 1968 by the Dutch artist Jan Makkes (1935-1999). -Technique: A combination of watercolor paint, marker and ink. -Signed and dated lower right. -Framed in a wooden frame with glass plate. -Dimensions: Frame, 110½ x 80½ x 3 cm. Image, 98 x 68 cm. -Origin: From the estate of construction company Ballast Nedam. -Condition: The work is in good condition. The wooden frame has wear spots and damage to the veneer. Please also see the photos for your own impression. Can be hung directly on the wall.
Information about the artist: Jan Wilhelm Makkes , (Amsterdam, June 17, 1935 – Heemstede, January 13, 1999), painter, draftsman and teacher. -Education: At school Jan was a difficult and rebellious student. Eventually he decided to go to the Quellinus School of Applied Arts in Amsterdam. He did not last long there. He received his education at the Rijksmuseum, where he was admitted without an entrance exam, based on his folder of drawings. Here he was taught by Jan van Tongeren. He was then admitted to the Rijksacademie voor Beeldende Kunsten (1956-1958). In the fifties Jan Makkes made study trips to France and England and organised his first sales exhibitions in Santpoort. He developed a modern style; painted quickly, sometimes almost furiously, at the same time purely elaborated and atmospheric, with bright colours, modern but warm. Makkes used many aggressive colours, a lot of red, his brush flew over the canvas, from bottom left to top right. Yet he eventually brought harmony to his work. All exuberance remained within the boundaries of the composition. Makkes was not a dry painter, he used a lot of paint to apply the finishing touch with the palette knife in the final phase. -In the 1950s, painter and draughtsman Eppo Doeve (1907-1981) encouraged Jan Makkes to record the construction of the Velsertunnel under the North Sea Canal in a drawing. This became the impetus for many drawings and paintings that Makkes made in the following years of road and hydraulic engineering, including the Delta Works. His drawings found their way into many daily and weekly newspapers. Paintings of works under construction can be found in many boardrooms of offices and factories. The 'Museum Farm Jan Makkes' is located in Velserbroek. (source: RKD)
Handling: Please note: -The framed work can be picked up in Amsterdam. Pick up has our very strong preference. Due to the size and fragility of the glass plate, this work cannot be sent by post .....
Questions ? Click on “Ask the seller”. Also take a look at our other auction offers.
Condition
Condition
Good
The work is in good condition. The wooden frame has wear spots and damage to the veneer.
See also the photos for your own impression.
Can be hung on the wall.
Shipment
Pick up
The work can be picked up on location. As a buyer you must bring your own packaging materials. The location is: Amsterdam, The Netherlands
courier-service
If you are unable to collect a work yourself, you can engage a courier service to have the work collected. Click here for more information about how this works and view the rates.
Shipment
Due to its size or fragility, it is not possible to send this item via regular mail
Guarantee
Guarantee
By putting the item up for auction, I agree with the Terms of Guarantee as they are applicable at Kunstveiling regarding the accuracy of the description of the item
The seller takes full responsibility for this item. Kunstveiling only provides the platform to facilitate this transaction, which has to be settled directly with the seller. More information .
Dutch