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Oil on canvas by Harry van der Wee. Dimensions incl. frame: H50 x W60cm. Dimensions: H40 x W50 cm. The work is signed by the artist at the bottom right.
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Hendrikus Arnoldus Harry van der Wee born in Utrecht on March 23, 1918 died in Soest on August 26, 2019
Student of the Free Academy Artibus in Utrecht.
Paints and draws in expressionist style, landscapes, figures, portraits and later abstract.
Member of St. Lucas in Amsterdam and De Ploegh in Amersfoort.
Employed in:
Utrecht 1969
Soest 1979
Literature:
Shin 1969-1970
Jacobs 2000
Exhibited both solo and in groups in the country and is represented with work in numerous national and international collections of companies, institutions, municipalities and private individuals.
Van der Wee, blessed with a good sense of understatement, notices that he is getting older, walking is difficult, he hears poorly and the sight in one eye has almost disappeared.
With his wife Liesbeth, de Soester cherishes his independence and the trips with those young friends, including the 68-year-old Amersfoort artist Wilma Luigjes, to exhibitions close to home but also to the Hague Municipal Museum.
There he saw the Mondriaan retrospective, I enjoyed it, I find the interplay of lines interesting.