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Initially Ben Viegers was strongly influenced by The Hague School. Gradually, however, his gray tones made way for a Mediterranean colorite and clear light. This was further enhanced by a short impressionistic touch, which, together with sizzling colors would become his trademark. This painting is a perfect example of his style.<\/p>\n
Like so many contemporaries, Ben Viegers regularly painted rural scenes in the province of Gelderland. He lived in Nunspeet, where the landscape and the farming population were a constant source of inspiration.<\/p>\n
Oil on canvas. Farm on the Veluwe, problably in Nunspeet or in one of the surrounding villages. Signed lower right.<\/p>\n
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