Anthon van Rappard artwork • watercolour • drawing • for sale Orchestra in Neuenahr, Germany
Anthon van Rappard
Zeist 1858-1892 Santpoort
1858-1892
Orchestra in Neuenahr, Germany
chalk, watercolour and gouache on paper 35.7 x 51.0 cm
This work on paper is for sale.
Price: € 5,500
Provenance: coll. Henriette van Rappard-del Campo, echtgenote van de schilder, 1910; part. coll. L.W.R. Wenckebach, Santpoort.
Literature: tent.cat. Den Haag, Haagse Kunstkring, 'Tentoonstelling van nagelaten werk, Studies en Tekeningen van A.G.A. van Rappard', 1892, cat.nr. 56; tent.cat. Utrecht, Voor de Kunst, 'A.G.A. Ridder van Rappard; tentoonstelling van zijn werken in Voor de Kunst', 1931, cat.nr. 17; J.W. Brouwer e.a., 'Anthon van Rappard. Companion and correspondent of Vincent van Gogh. His life and all his works', Amsterdam 1974, pag. 102, cat.nr. 158 (met afb.).
Exhibited: Den Haag, Haagse Kunstkring, 'Tentoonstelling van nagelaten Werk, Studies en Tekeningen van A.G.A. van Rappard', 16-30 nov. 1892; Utrecht, Voor de Kunst, 'A.G.A. Ridder van Rappard; tentoonstelling van zijn werken in Voor de Kunst', 17 mei-7 juni 1931; Amsterdam, Vincent van Gogh Museum, 'Anthon van Rappard', 3 mei-17 juni 1974.
Anthon van Rappard is one of the painters who in the 1880s in the rapidly industrializing The Netherlands dedicated themselves to painting craftsman. Weavers, spinners, carders, but also old or poor people were depicted in their familiar surroundings in a very impressionistic style. He lived in Utrecht, but regularly traveled to rural Drenthe in the summer. He also worked a lot in Brabant, together with his friend Vincent van Gogh, whom he had met during his study in Brussels (1881).
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