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Henriëtte Knipartist • painter • watercolourist • draughtsmanTilburg 1783-1842 Haarlem

biography of 'Henriëtte' Geertruida Knip

Henriette Knip, descendant of the famous Knip family, received her first painting lessons at a very young age from her father, Nicolaas Frederik, where she discovered her great interest in flower and fruit still life. Compared to her 18th-century predecessors, she applied new elements. For example, she now and then no longer arranged her flowers, including rare exotic species, in a vase but laid them down separately. At the age of 19, Henriëtte was apprenticed to the successful flower painter Gerard van Spaendonck in Paris. After her studies she gave painting lessons in Amsterdam in the winter. In the summer she stayed at the Haarlem flower nursery of A.C. van Eeden to paint flowers based on life.


for salepaintings, watercolours and drawings by Henriëtte Knip


Henriëtte Knip | Roses on the forest soil, oil on canvas, 36.3 x 42.7 cm

Henriëtte Knip

painting • for sale

Roses on the forest soil


previously for salepaintings, watercolours and drawings by Henriëtte Knip


Henriëtte Knip | A flower still life, watercolour on paper, 52.5 x 35.5 cm, signed l.r.

Henriëtte Knip

watercolour • drawing • previously for sale

A flower still life


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