Description
19th Century Netherlandish Painting
Oil on Canvas, Signed Meijer (Lower Left) - Johan Hendrik Louis Meijer (Amsterdam 1809-1866)
Dimensions:
Frame: 23" by 31.5"
Painting: 18.75" by 27"
Description:
This painting by Johan Hendrik Louis Meijer, known for his maritime scenes and landscapes, depicts a rare view of a waterway leading to the sea. It uniquely combines cityscape and seascape elements, showcasing a detailed view of the city along the waterway. This artwork exemplifies Meijer's nautical focus and provides a compelling representation of both urban and marine environments.
Provenance:
From a Private NJ Collection.
Condition:
Alterations: Restored
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Antique and pre-owned with shelf wear consistent with 19th-century paintings. It has been reframed into a modern gilt wood frame. The paint surface has been professionally cleaned, but may be slightly dirty. Of the canvas, holes and tears stabilized in spots; and with in-painting ( see photos of back). There is a pattern of stable craquelure visible in areas. A handful of pin prick paint losses, and with gentle undulations in its canvas. Any reference to condition in the condition report does not amount to a full description of condition.
Origin:
Netherlands
Materials & Techniques:
Canvas, Oil Paint, Wood
Details:
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Country of Origin: Netherlands
Art Subjects: Cityscape, Seascape, Other
Frame Type: Framed
Oil on Canvas, Signed Meijer (Lower Left) - Johan Hendrik Louis Meijer (Amsterdam 1809-1866)
Dimensions:
Frame: 23" by 31.5"
Painting: 18.75" by 27"
Description:
This painting by Johan Hendrik Louis Meijer, known for his maritime scenes and landscapes, depicts a rare view of a waterway leading to the sea. It uniquely combines cityscape and seascape elements, showcasing a detailed view of the city along the waterway. This artwork exemplifies Meijer's nautical focus and provides a compelling representation of both urban and marine environments.
Provenance:
From a Private NJ Collection.
Condition:
Alterations: Restored
Imperfections: Some Imperfections
Condition Notes: Antique and pre-owned with shelf wear consistent with 19th-century paintings. It has been reframed into a modern gilt wood frame. The paint surface has been professionally cleaned, but may be slightly dirty. Of the canvas, holes and tears stabilized in spots; and with in-painting ( see photos of back). There is a pattern of stable craquelure visible in areas. A handful of pin prick paint losses, and with gentle undulations in its canvas. Any reference to condition in the condition report does not amount to a full description of condition.
Origin:
Netherlands
Materials & Techniques:
Canvas, Oil Paint, Wood
Details:
What type of item is it? Vintage / Antique / Used
Country of Origin: Netherlands
Art Subjects: Cityscape, Seascape, Other
Frame Type: Framed
Condition
Restored; Some Imperfections; Antique and pre-owned with shelf wear consistent with 19th-century paintings. It has been reframed into a modern gilt wood frame. The paint surface has been professionally cleaned, but may be slightly dirty. Of the canvas, holes and tears stabilized in spots; and with in-painting ( see photos of back). There is a pattern of stable craquelure visible in areas. A handful of pin prick paint losses, and with gentle undulations in its canvas. Any reference to condition in the condition report does not amount to a full description of condition.
Buyer's Premium
20%
Dimensions
23 x 31.5 x 2.5 in
Louis Meijer (1809-1866) 19th Century Romantic Dutch Painting Amsterdam Maritime
Estimate $4,400-$18,000
Starting Bid
$2,200
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