Jan Sluijters Posters
Jan Sluijters (also Sluyters) was born on December 17, 1881 in The Netherlands. He began his studies at the Amsterdam Academy of Fine Arts in 1896. Between 1904–05, he visited Paris. He was influenced by Neo-Impressionist painters including Vincent van Gogh and later by Paul Gauguin and Henri Matisse. His works, which include portraits, landscapes, still lifes and nudes are distinguished by bright color, dynamic forms and broad energetic brushstrokes. All of these qualities can be seen in this poster lithograph. Sluijters revealed his humanistic views and sensitivity to the contradictions of life with particular force in his portraits and in the picture, Peasants of Staphorst (1917, Municipal Museum, Amsterdam). He passed away on May 8, 1957.
1940s French Art Deco Vintage Jan Sluijters Posters
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1910s Dutch Expressionist Vintage Jan Sluijters Posters
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1920s Spanish Art Deco Vintage Jan Sluijters Posters
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20th Century Polish Jan Sluijters Posters
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20th Century Polish Jan Sluijters Posters
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1960s American Vintage Jan Sluijters Posters
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1970s French Mid-Century Modern Vintage Jan Sluijters Posters
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1950s Vintage Jan Sluijters Posters
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20th Century Polish Jan Sluijters Posters
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1970s Vintage Jan Sluijters Posters
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1910s French Vintage Jan Sluijters Posters
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1930s Australian Art Deco Vintage Jan Sluijters Posters
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Early 19th Century Expressionist Antique Jan Sluijters Posters
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1970s French Art Deco Vintage Jan Sluijters Posters
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