Attributed to Willem Alexander Knip, moored sailing vessels, Volendam

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Attributed to Willem Alexander Knip, moored sailing vessels, Volendamoil on canvas signed on a label on the reverse Imagesize 39 x 49, With frame 59 x 69 cm. Biography of W. A. Knip Wilhelm Alexander Knip (Amsterdam 1883 1967 Blaricum) is seen as one of the greatest painters and draftsmen of the Laren School. He was trained as a decorative painter at the Quellinus Arts and Crafts School and in Haarlem with Chris Lebeau. To get rid of that, he went to Paris and the Gooi. He settled in Laren in 1905 and traveled through

The subtle interplay of light and shadow further accentuates the natural curvature and soft textures of the flowers

and occasional motifs such as bird figures

During this period

also to expand its working and sales channel

but also in Veessen he continues to use the unmistakable color palette of 'the wild beasts'

For Sale a Gouache by Patrice Bortoluzzi

Abroad he exhibited at the exhibition of the "Institut de Carthage" 1927-1932 and the Group of the "Dodici Pittori Moderni" in Tunis 1933

Boat in Haarlem

In the foreground are blooming flowers which give the scene a touch of color and vibrancy

figure studies

His works can be found in many institutional collections

This influence can be seen throughout his work