Cor Noltee artwork • painting • previously for sale A village road with mother and child

Born in The Hague, Cor Noltee travelled extensively, living and working in Paris, Rotterdam and Bruges before settling in Dordrecht in 1937. He painted impressionistic landscapes and town and river views, working in a robust and confident manner that earned him the nickname ‘the Breitner of Dordrecht’. Noltee studied at the academy in The Hague, where one of his teachers was Willem de Zwart.