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Period: Early 1900s
Portrait par Edmond Theodor VAN HOVE (1853-1913)
Located in Gent, VOV
Portrait of a man. Oil painting on canvas, signed and located "Roubaix, 1906". In this portrait, all attention is focused on the face, which is intrusively and self-consciously looking ahead. Except for the white collar and pocket handkerchief...
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Realist Early 1900s Portrait Paintings

Materials

Canvas, Oil

Portrait par Edmond Theodor VAN HOVE (1853-1913)
Portrait par Edmond Theodor VAN HOVE (1853-1913)

Edmond Theodor Van Hove
Portrait par Edmond Theodor VAN HOVE (1853-1913)

$3,703 Sale Price
20% Off
Portrait of a Lady With Hat
Located in Saint-Ouen, FR
WATELET, Charles Joseph (1867 - 1954) Portrait of a Lady with Hat Oil on oval canvas signed up right and dated 1909 Old frame gilded with leaves Dim canv...
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Academic Early 1900s Portrait Paintings

Materials

Oil

Portrait of a Lady With Hat
Portrait of a Lady With Hat

WATELET Charles Joseph
Portrait of a Lady With Hat, 1909

$6,974
Portrait of a Slum Boy Ashcan School
By George Benjamin Luks
Located in Miami, FL
Signed upper right Private Collection Luks was famous for painting people from impoverished slum areas. The work was most likely painted from life and portrays a youth haphazardly dressed. Luks describes the subject in quick rapid-fire brush...
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Ashcan School Early 1900s Portrait Paintings

Materials

Oil

Portrait of a Slum Boy Ashcan School
Portrait of a Slum Boy Ashcan School

George Benjamin Luks
Portrait of a Slum Boy Ashcan School, circa 1900 - 1920

$82,000

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