Verschillende voorstellingen 1866 - 1902
franciscusantoniusbeersmans
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"Verschillende voorstellingen" is a series of 12 small illustrations by the Dutch artist Franciscus Antonius Beersmans. Created between 1866 and 1902, the work is comprised of scenes depicting daily life in a stylized manner, featuring simplified figures and vivid colors. Each illustration is accompanied by a short poem or rhyme, providing a narrative for each scene. The work is considered a prime example of late 19th-century Dutch folk art, with its simple aesthetic and focus on everyday life. Beersmans, born in 1840, was known for his whimsical and often humorous depictions of Dutch life. This work showcases his distinctive style and captures the charm and simplicity of the era.
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