Corneille Guillaume Beverloo (1922 - 2010)
Portrait of a girl
Gouache 23 x 17 cm, signed upper left and dated '47
Provenance:
Coll. Elisabeth den Bieman de Haas, Amsterdam.
Exhibition:
Amstelveen, Cobra Museum, Het Hongaarse avontuur, 11 jan.-17 mrt. 2002; Boedapest, Szépmuvészeti Muzeum, Corneille Visszatér (Corneille is
back), 16 mei-1 sep. 2002; Amsterdam, Galerie Le Salon Rouge/ Le Rendez-Vous des Arts et des Lettres, Mar & Corneille, dec. 2007; Amstelveen, Museum Jan van
der Togt, De twee grote liefdes van Elisabeth den Bieman de Haas: Corneille & Mar, 13 dec. 2015-24 jan. 2016
About Corneille Guillaume Beverloo
Corneille is a Dutch painter and sculptor who is considered to be, next to Karel Appel and Constant, one of the most prominent figures of the COBRA-movement. In the fifties, he moved to Paris with fellow-artist Karel Appel. There he developed a style that is mostly characterised by the expression of emotion through deliberate and nuanced use of colours. In the sixties, he change course and diverted to making figurative art, with birds, women a ...
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