jan mankes bomenrij Size:41-46

jan mankes bomenrij Size:41-46A row of stately trees stretches along the Frisian horizon. Jan Mankes painted this iconic work in 1915, the year he married Anne Zernike. The tranquillity and simplicity he sought in the Frisian landscape around De Knipe can be found in every brushstroke. Mankes died of tuberculosis at the age of 30, but left behind a body of work that ranks among the finest of Dutch realism. This Row of Trees hangs in Museum MORE and is one of the absolute

The packaging is based on Friedrich's masterpiece

With its explosive use of color and geometric lines

The packaging is designed to honour Matisse's art

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made at the Bauhaus art school and now on display at the Guggenheim Museum in New York

These socks literally bring Mankes' favourite bird to life on your feet

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A barn owl stares intently at you from a gold-leather fireplace screen

Charley Toorop captured the small miracle of spring here – the moment when nature awakens after winter

he poured into paintings: teeming scenes of skaters

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From the geometric harmony of Composition VIII to the cosmic energy of Different Circles