Jan Sluijters Sr. (1881-1957) - Two bathing women

Jan Sluijters Sr. (1881-1957)
Work dimensions: 18 x 17 cm
Technique: Lithography

provenance:
- Christie's Amsterdam, Netherlands
- Private collection, Netherlands

Jan Sluijters, together with Leo Gestel and Piet Mondriaan, is one of the first Dutch 'moderns'. At the beginning of the 20th century, Sluijters sought to join the European avant-garde in Paris. There, at the Salon des Independants, he became acquainted with neo-impressionism, fauvism, luminism, cubism and expressionism, new art movements with which he experimented almost all of them over the next 15 years. As an ambitious and virtuoso painter, Sluijters is looking for new forms of expression and introduces light and color into Dutch painting.

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