Paul Overhaus – Cityscape

Paul Overhaus – Cityscape

595,00

This characterful oil painting by Paul Overhaus (1935–2014) It depicts a serene cityscape where simplicity, color, and architecture converge. With a clear composition and a restrained color palette, Overhaus manages to capture the essence of the urban environment. The facades are reduced to powerful planes and lines, giving the work a timeless and almost meditative appearance.

The subtle brushstrokes and soft color tones give the painting a tranquil atmosphere, while the simplified forms are reminiscent of modernist painting from the second half of the twentieth century. The result is a work that feels both figurative and slightly abstract, and therefore continues to captivate.

Although this painting unsigned is, it concerns a authentic work by Paul Overhaus. It is executed in oil paint on board and professionally framed.

Technical specifications

  • Artist: Paul Overhaus (Amsterdam, 1935–2014)
  • Title: Cityscape (if no official title is known)
  • Technology: Oil paint on board
  • Period of time: Second half of the 20th century
  • Painting dimensions: 60 × 42 cm
  • Dimensions including frame: 72 × 54 cm
  • Signature: Unsigned, authentic work
  • Framed

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Description

Paul Overhaus (1935–2014) was a Dutch artist from Amsterdam who left behind an extensive oeuvre of paintings and works on paper. His work is characterized by a personal, modernist visual language in which he reduced figurative subjects to their essence. Cityscapes, landscapes, and architecture form a recurring theme within his oeuvre.

Instead of a photographic representation, Overhaus sought the atmosphere of a place. By simplifying forms and consciously employing colors, he created compositions that radiate tranquility and balance. His paintings exist at the intersection of figuration and abstraction, giving them a timeless appeal.

His work is appreciated for the refined balance between composition, color, and emotion, and appeals to lovers of post-war Dutch painting and modernist art.

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