Marie Wandscheer artwork • painting • previously for sale Anemones in a white vase
Marie Wandscheer
Amsterdam 1856-1936 Ede
1856-1936
Anemones in a white vase
oil on canvas laid down on board 60.7 x 41.0 cm, signed l.r. with initials
This painting was previously for sale.
Literature: A.J.Tj. de Jong, 'Wandscheer Weer aan de Wand. Werken uit haar Edese periode 1895-1936', Ede 2006, afb. in kleur pag. 23; Nunspeet, Noord-Veluws Museum, ‘Kunstenaressen op de Veluwe 1880-1960’, 2018, afb. in kleur pag. 8.
Exhibited: Ede, Historisch Museum, 'Wandscheer Weer aan de Wand', 19 nov. 2006-22 jan. 2007; Nunspeet, Noord-Veluws Museum, ‘Kunstenaressen op de Veluwe 1880-1960’, 1 sept. 2017-4 maart 2018; Lisse, Museum De Zwarte Tulp, 'Bloemboeketten', 15 aug.-5 dec. 2021.
Marie Wandscheer lived and worked in Amsterdam until 1895, then in Ede. She received her training in the famous 'ladies class' of the Rijksacademie in Amsterdam. There she met, among others, the Amsterdam joffer Lizzy Ansingh, with whom she befriended. Marie Wandscheer drew, painted and pastured still lifes and flower still lifes, but also of her figures, interiors and many beautiful portraits. In Ede she learned etchings from Willem Witsen when he lived there from 1893 to 1902 in villa Zonneberg.
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