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Jan Korthals Amsterdam 1916 - 1973 Korthals made for paintings and watercolors in impressionistic style cityscapes. He taught at AW Schreuder and was a member of St. Luke in Amsterdam. His work reveals a rich professional sheep pals late impressionist he crossed in Holland and he noted smooth saturated tones mills and farms. His cityscapes of Amsterdam, where the brown tone prevails, do our best to think Breitner. Here is the unmistakable influence of his uncle and teacher Marie Henry Mackenzie to recognize them for a longer period under the tutelage of Breitner. The worship that Mackenzie had to Breitner, he has one hundred percent over his cousin. Also he would like in Paris, where he made many lively ink drawings, which he later in his studio in Amsterdam to carefully worked oil paintings. His Parisian street corners are typical, what in the blue shade, the red of a girl blouse and a light green shopfront, the handy features on a volatile streets. Korthals January is best known for his impressionistic and watercolor cityscapes painted. Recently there was a monograph on the work of Jan Korthals published. Info: Shin, Benezit