Jan Strube (1892-1985) - De reus

\Artist: Jan Strube (1892-1985)
Technique: Oil on canvas\Signature: Hand signed\Dimensions: 99_85_4_cm
Beautiful oil on canvas by the well-known Brabant painter Jan Strube, depicting the giant and small thumb. Jan Strube (Amsterdam, 1892 – Lies, 1985) was a Dutch painter. He lived most of his life in North Brabant. Jan Strube's work can be broadly divided into four techniques: Woodcuts; lithographs; drawings; oil paint. The work of this Breda painter can best be counted as part of the new realism. He carefully chose his subjects from his immediate surroundings: summery Brabant landscapes. , houses, genre pieces such as a cattle market or bread baker and still lifes, always painted extremely accurately and realistically. Typical for Strube is the often humorous undertone of his work, which, despite the sometimes mysterious and unreal even light, always has something cheerful. Strube hangs in various museums and is also sold well at Simonis & Buunk.