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Postimpressionisme: Les Nabis

Les Nabis was een groep post-impressionistische Franse schilders die actief was van 1888-1900 en wiens werk wordt gekenmerkt door vlakke kleurvlakken, gedurfde contouren en vereenvoudigde tekeninge...

Het belang van een passende lijst - Lyklema Fine Art

The importance of an appropriate frame

A picture frame can make or break a work, yet the importance of the unity of painting and frame has been undervalued for a long time. If possible, we would like to keep the original frame with a pa...

Hamdorff Laren

Jan Hamdorff opened the luxury hotel Hamdorff in Laren at number 16 in Laren in 1901. Hamdorff did everything he could to attract artists by organizing exhibitions for artists. Artists from the Goo...

De Romantiek (in Nederland) - Lyklema Fine Art

Romanticism (in the Netherrlands)

Romanticism is a movement within Western painting between the end of the eighteenth century and the mid-nineteenth century with an emphasis on imagination and subjective expression. There is a lot ...

De Stijl

De Stijl is a Dutch art movement of conscious abstraction, named after the magazine De Stijl, founded in Leiden in 1917, with founder Theo van Doesburg, Piet Mondriaan, Vilmos Huszár, Bart van der ...

Japanse prentkunst: Ukiyo-e - Lyklema Fine Art

Japanese printmaking: Ukiyo-e

Japanese art has been influenced by Buddhism from Korea and the Chinese. The drawing techniques are often Chinese with typical Chinese landscapes. Only later did they focus on the well-known Japane...

De 15 grootste Vlaamse Kunstenaars

This blog focuses on the 15 largest Flemish artists in the period 1820-1950, arranged according to their position within Artprice. In other words, what do they yield and how marketable are their wo...

Pictologie: goede en valse kunst herkennen - Lyklema Fine Art

Pictology: good vs fake

Maurits Michiel van Dantzig (Rotterdam 1903 - Amsterdam 1960) was a Dutch art theorist, restorer and painter. However, most people in the arts know him for his theory about good versus false painti...