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Jan Mankes artwork • prints & multiples • previously for sale Screaming crow

Mankes J.  | Jan Mankes, Screaming crow, woodcut on Japanese paper on cardboard 18.4 x 24.3 cm, signed with monogram in the block and executed in 1918

Jan Mankes

Screaming crow
woodcut on Japanese paper on cardboard 18.4 x 24.3 cm, signed with monogram in the block and executed in 1918

Literature: Alied Ottevanger e.a., 'Jan Mankes 1889-1920', Zwolle/Assen/Spanbroek/Arnhem 2007, pag. 225, cat.nr. Gh 20 (met afb. van ander exemplaar).

Jan Mankes, who died of tuberculosis at a young age, was a solitary individual in Dutch art. In 1903 he began working as an apprentice at a Delft stained-glass atelier but in 1908 chose to be a full-time artist instead. He withdrew to his parental home in the Friesian countryside, where he created small, finely painted works of landscapes, people, animals and flowers. His work is characterised by an immense restraint and stillness. It has a dreamlike quality, is vaguely symbolic and, above all, delicate.


Jan Mankes | Four mice, etching, 23.6 x 15.8 cm, signed l.r. and executed 1916

Jan Mankes

prints & multiples • for sale

Four mice

Jan Mankes | Two mice, copper engraving on paper, 10.7 x 13.2 cm, signed l.r. (in pencil) and executed in 1916

Jan Mankes

prints & multiples • for sale

Two mice

Jan Mankes | Vanitas still life, oil on canvas laid down on board, 26.7 x 40.6 cm, signed l.l. with monogram and te dateren 1917

Jan Mankes

painting • for sale

Vanitas still life


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