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Strawberries by Lucie Wittig - Keyser
Strawberries by Lucie Wittig - Keyser
Strawberries by Lucie Wittig - Keyser
Strawberries by Lucie Wittig - Keyser
Strawberries by Lucie Wittig - Keyser
Strawberries by Lucie Wittig - Keyser
Strawberries by Lucie Wittig - Keyser
Strawberries by Lucie Wittig - Keyser
Strawberries by Lucie Wittig - Keyser
Strawberries by Lucie Wittig - Keyser
Strawberries by Lucie Wittig - Keyser
Strawberries by Lucie Wittig - Keyser
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Strawberries 1907 - 1939

Lucie Wittig - Keyser

Original oil on canvas
 46 ⨯ 36 ⨯ 4 cm
ConditionExcellent
Price on request

Van der Aalst Fine Art

  • About the artwork
    Oil on canvas ca. 1907 – 1939 (given the Wittig-Keyser signature, in combination with the wedding date and the death of her first husband L.G. Wittig)

    Signed lower left.
    Statement on the reverse: title, artist's name, and address.

    36 cm x 46 cm including frame, 30 cm x 40.5 cm excluding frame
    From a private collection
  • About the artist

    Lucia Paulina Wittig-Keyser (1873–1951/1958) was a Dutch painter associated with the Laren-Blaricum artist colony, a community known for its intimate depictions of rural life and quiet domestic scenes. Working within this context, she developed a refined and sensitive approach to both still life and genre painting.

    Wittig-Keyser’s oeuvre is characterized by carefully composed arrangements and a subtle handling of light and color. Her still lifes often convey a sense of calm introspection, while her genre scenes reflect everyday moments rendered with warmth and restraint. Influenced by the naturalistic tendencies of the Laren School, her work emphasizes atmosphere and simplicity over dramatic effect.

    She typically signed her works as “L. Wittig-Keyser,” a practice that aligned with conventions of the time while lending her paintings a distinct and recognizable authorship. Today, her work contributes to the broader narrative of Dutch impressionist and realist traditions at the turn of the 20th century.

     
     

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Artwork details

Category
Paintings
Subject
Still life
Style
Dutch School
Material & Technique
Original oil on canvas
Colour
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