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Jan. 25, 2025
Berrie Brugman - Oil Painting
Est: €600 - €700
Hand-signed. Completely framed. Berry Brugman was born in Almelo in 1915. After secondary school he went to the art academy in Arnhem; he graduated in 1940. During the war Brugman fought in the battle of Grebbeberg and was imprisoned in the concentration camp of Amersfoort. Afterwards (1942) he left for Amsterdam to continue his training in portrait and model painting with Jos Rovers. He also wanted to experience, together with other painters, how the contemporary art of that time was developing. Mastery of the métier was essential to him. In 1943, he married Janny Brugman-de Vries (Sneek, 28 October 1918 - Almelo, 16 March 2006). Janny was a Dutch sculptor. She made sculptures, plastics and mosaics for various parks and buildings. Forced by war circumstances, Berry returned to Almelo and settled there as a painter and joined the Twentsche Kunstkring. After the liberation, he made study trips to France, England, Italy, Canada and Germany, among other places. In 1973 he became a member of the Amsterdam artists' association De Stuwing. In 1984, together with his wife, the sculptress Janny Brugman-de Vries, he received the Johanna van Buren Cultuurprijs from the Hellendoorn municipality. Berry Brugman was an expressionist and strived for figurative forms, his work touched on the abstract, but never became completely abstract. Colour was very important in his work. His deepest source of inspiration was the nature of Twente. He belonged to expressionists such as Constant Permeke (School of Sint-Martens-Latem), Charley Toorop (Bergense School), Hendrik Werkman (Groningse Ploeg), Hendrik Chabot (Artists Group R 33) and Charles Eyck (Limburgse School). In addition, Berry Brugman had a deeply religious disposition by nature. He was therefore a religious, socially committed painter whereby the existential suffering of mankind was personified for him by the suffering of Christ; another source of inspiration. His subjects were the seasons, landscapes, figures, portraits, religion, war, famine and flower still lifes.
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Dec. 28, 2024
Brugman, Berrie (1915-1996†) - Oil Painting
Est: €300 - €500
Hand signed. Completely framed,Passe Partout and glass
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Dec. 07, 2024
Berrie Brugman - Oil Painting - original starting bid €385
Est: €600 - €700
Hand-signed. Completely framed. Berry Brugman was born in Almelo in 1915. After secondary school he went to the art academy in Arnhem; he graduated in 1940. During the war Brugman fought in the battle of Grebbeberg and was imprisoned in the concentration camp of Amersfoort. Afterwards (1942) he left for Amsterdam to continue his training in portrait and model painting with Jos Rovers. He also wanted to experience, together with other painters, how the contemporary art of that time was developing. Mastery of the métier was essential to him. In 1943, he married Janny Brugman-de Vries (Sneek, 28 October 1918 - Almelo, 16 March 2006). Janny was a Dutch sculptor. She made sculptures, plastics and mosaics for various parks and buildings. Forced by war circumstances, Berry returned to Almelo and settled there as a painter and joined the Twentsche Kunstkring. After the liberation, he made study trips to France, England, Italy, Canada and Germany, among other places. In 1973 he became a member of the Amsterdam artists' association De Stuwing. In 1984, together with his wife, the sculptress Janny Brugman-de Vries, he received the Johanna van Buren Cultuurprijs from the Hellendoorn municipality. Berry Brugman was an expressionist and strived for figurative forms, his work touched on the abstract, but never became completely abstract. Colour was very important in his work. His deepest source of inspiration was the nature of Twente. He belonged to expressionists such as Constant Permeke (School of Sint-Martens-Latem), Charley Toorop (Bergense School), Hendrik Werkman (Groningse Ploeg), Hendrik Chabot (Artists Group R 33) and Charles Eyck (Limburgse School). In addition, Berry Brugman had a deeply religious disposition by nature. He was therefore a religious, socially committed painter whereby the existential suffering of mankind was personified for him by the suffering of Christ; another source of inspiration. His subjects were the seasons, landscapes, figures, portraits, religion, war, famine and flower still lifes.
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Dec. 07, 2024
Brugman, Berrie (1915-1996†) - Oil Painting - original starting bid €205
Est: €300 - €500
Hand signed. Completely framed,Passe Partout and glass
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Oct. 26, 2024
Brugman, Berrie (1915-1996†) - Oil Painting
Est: €300 - €500
Hand signed. Completely framed,Passe Partout and glass
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Sep. 28, 2024
Berrie Brugman - Oil Painting
Est: €600 - €700
Hand-signed. Completely framed. Berry Brugman was born in Almelo in 1915. After secondary school he went to the art academy in Arnhem; he graduated in 1940. During the war Brugman fought in the battle of Grebbeberg and was imprisoned in the concentration camp of Amersfoort. Afterwards (1942) he left for Amsterdam to continue his training in portrait and model painting with Jos Rovers. He also wanted to experience, together with other painters, how the contemporary art of that time was developing. Mastery of the métier was essential to him. In 1943, he married Janny Brugman-de Vries (Sneek, 28 October 1918 - Almelo, 16 March 2006). Janny was a Dutch sculptor. She made sculptures, plastics and mosaics for various parks and buildings. Forced by war circumstances, Berry returned to Almelo and settled there as a painter and joined the Twentsche Kunstkring. After the liberation, he made study trips to France, England, Italy, Canada and Germany, among other places. In 1973 he became a member of the Amsterdam artists' association De Stuwing. In 1984, together with his wife, the sculptress Janny Brugman-de Vries, he received the Johanna van Buren Cultuurprijs from the Hellendoorn municipality. Berry Brugman was an expressionist and strived for figurative forms, his work touched on the abstract, but never became completely abstract. Colour was very important in his work. His deepest source of inspiration was the nature of Twente. He belonged to expressionists such as Constant Permeke (School of Sint-Martens-Latem), Charley Toorop (Bergense School), Hendrik Werkman (Groningse Ploeg), Hendrik Chabot (Artists Group R 33) and Charles Eyck (Limburgse School). In addition, Berry Brugman had a deeply religious disposition by nature. He was therefore a religious, socially committed painter whereby the existential suffering of mankind was personified for him by the suffering of Christ; another source of inspiration. His subjects were the seasons, landscapes, figures, portraits, religion, war, famine and flower still lifes.
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Aug. 31, 2024
Brugman, Berrie (1915-1996†) - Oil Painting - Original price € 205
Est: €300 - €500
Hand signed. Completely framed,Passe Partout and glass
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Aug. 10, 2024
Berrie Brugman - Oil Painting - Original price € 430
Est: €600 - €700
Hand-signed. Completely framed. Berry Brugman was born in Almelo in 1915. After secondary school he went to the art academy in Arnhem; he graduated in 1940. During the war Brugman fought in the battle of Grebbeberg and was imprisoned in the concentration camp of Amersfoort. Afterwards (1942) he left for Amsterdam to continue his training in portrait and model painting with Jos Rovers. He also wanted to experience, together with other painters, how the contemporary art of that time was developing. Mastery of the métier was essential to him. In 1943, he married Janny Brugman-de Vries (Sneek, 28 October 1918 - Almelo, 16 March 2006). Janny was a Dutch sculptor. She made sculptures, plastics and mosaics for various parks and buildings. Forced by war circumstances, Berry returned to Almelo and settled there as a painter and joined the Twentsche Kunstkring. After the liberation, he made study trips to France, England, Italy, Canada and Germany, among other places. In 1973 he became a member of the Amsterdam artists' association De Stuwing. In 1984, together with his wife, the sculptress Janny Brugman-de Vries, he received the Johanna van Buren Cultuurprijs from the Hellendoorn municipality. Berry Brugman was an expressionist and strived for figurative forms, his work touched on the abstract, but never became completely abstract. Colour was very important in his work. His deepest source of inspiration was the nature of Twente. He belonged to expressionists such as Constant Permeke (School of Sint-Martens-Latem), Charley Toorop (Bergense School), Hendrik Werkman (Groningse Ploeg), Hendrik Chabot (Artists Group R 33) and Charles Eyck (Limburgse School). In addition, Berry Brugman had a deeply religious disposition by nature. He was therefore a religious, socially committed painter whereby the existential suffering of mankind was personified for him by the suffering of Christ; another source of inspiration. His subjects were the seasons, landscapes, figures, portraits, religion, war, famine and flower still lifes.
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Jun. 29, 2024
Brugman, Berrie (1915-1996†) - Oil Painting
Est: €300 - €500
Hand signed. Completely framed,Passe Partout and glass
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Jun. 01, 2024
Berrie Brugman - Oil Painting
Est: €600 - €700
Hand-signed. Completely framed. Berry Brugman was born in Almelo in 1915. After secondary school he went to the art academy in Arnhem; he graduated in 1940. During the war Brugman fought in the battle of Grebbeberg and was imprisoned in the concentration camp of Amersfoort. Afterwards (1942) he left for Amsterdam to continue his training in portrait and model painting with Jos Rovers. He also wanted to experience, together with other painters, how the contemporary art of that time was developing. Mastery of the métier was essential to him. In 1943, he married Janny Brugman-de Vries (Sneek, 28 October 1918 - Almelo, 16 March 2006). Janny was a Dutch sculptor. She made sculptures, plastics and mosaics for various parks and buildings. Forced by war circumstances, Berry returned to Almelo and settled there as a painter and joined the Twentsche Kunstkring. After the liberation, he made study trips to France, England, Italy, Canada and Germany, among other places. In 1973 he became a member of the Amsterdam artists' association De Stuwing. In 1984, together with his wife, the sculptress Janny Brugman-de Vries, he received the Johanna van Buren Cultuurprijs from the Hellendoorn municipality. Berry Brugman was an expressionist and strived for figurative forms, his work touched on the abstract, but never became completely abstract. Colour was very important in his work. His deepest source of inspiration was the nature of Twente. He belonged to expressionists such as Constant Permeke (School of Sint-Martens-Latem), Charley Toorop (Bergense School), Hendrik Werkman (Groningse Ploeg), Hendrik Chabot (Artists Group R 33) and Charles Eyck (Limburgse School). In addition, Berry Brugman had a deeply religious disposition by nature. He was therefore a religious, socially committed painter whereby the existential suffering of mankind was personified for him by the suffering of Christ; another source of inspiration. His subjects were the seasons, landscapes, figures, portraits, religion, war, famine and flower still lifes.
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May. 11, 2024
Brugman, Berrie (1915-1996†) - Oil Painting
Est: €300 - €500
Hand signed. Completely framed,Passe Partout and glass
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Apr. 18, 2024
Berry Brugman, Landscape with pollard willows
Est: €120 - €360
Berry Bridgeman. 1915 - 1996 Almelo. Landscape with pollard willows. Oil on linen. Dimensions: H 50 x W 72 cm. In good condition.
Twents Veilinghuis
Apr. 13, 2024
Berrie Brugman - Oil Painting
Est: €600 - €700
Hand-signed. Completely framed. Berry Brugman was born in Almelo in 1915. After secondary school he went to the art academy in Arnhem; he graduated in 1940. During the war Brugman fought in the battle of Grebbeberg and was imprisoned in the concentration camp of Amersfoort. Afterwards (1942) he left for Amsterdam to continue his training in portrait and model painting with Jos Rovers. He also wanted to experience, together with other painters, how the contemporary art of that time was developing. Mastery of the métier was essential to him. In 1943, he married Janny Brugman-de Vries (Sneek, 28 October 1918 - Almelo, 16 March 2006). Janny was a Dutch sculptor. She made sculptures, plastics and mosaics for various parks and buildings. Forced by war circumstances, Berry returned to Almelo and settled there as a painter and joined the Twentsche Kunstkring. After the liberation, he made study trips to France, England, Italy, Canada and Germany, among other places. In 1973 he became a member of the Amsterdam artists' association De Stuwing. In 1984, together with his wife, the sculptress Janny Brugman-de Vries, he received the Johanna van Buren Cultuurprijs from the Hellendoorn municipality. Berry Brugman was an expressionist and strived for figurative forms, his work touched on the abstract, but never became completely abstract. Colour was very important in his work. His deepest source of inspiration was the nature of Twente. He belonged to expressionists such as Constant Permeke (School of Sint-Martens-Latem), Charley Toorop (Bergense School), Hendrik Werkman (Groningse Ploeg), Hendrik Chabot (Artists Group R 33) and Charles Eyck (Limburgse School). In addition, Berry Brugman had a deeply religious disposition by nature. He was therefore a religious, socially committed painter whereby the existential suffering of mankind was personified for him by the suffering of Christ; another source of inspiration. His subjects were the seasons, landscapes, figures, portraits, religion, war, famine and flower still lifes.
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Mar. 23, 2024
Brugman, Berrie (1915-1996†) - Oil Painting
Est: €300 - €500
Hand signed. Completely framed,Passe Partout and glass
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Feb. 24, 2024
Berrie Brugman - Oil Painting
Est: €600 - €700
Hand-signed. Completely framed. Berry Brugman was born in Almelo in 1915. After secondary school he went to the art academy in Arnhem; he graduated in 1940. During the war Brugman fought in the battle of Grebbeberg and was imprisoned in the concentration camp of Amersfoort. Afterwards (1942) he left for Amsterdam to continue his training in portrait and model painting with Jos Rovers. He also wanted to experience, together with other painters, how the contemporary art of that time was developing. Mastery of the métier was essential to him. In 1943, he married Janny Brugman-de Vries (Sneek, 28 October 1918 - Almelo, 16 March 2006). Janny was a Dutch sculptor. She made sculptures, plastics and mosaics for various parks and buildings. Forced by war circumstances, Berry returned to Almelo and settled there as a painter and joined the Twentsche Kunstkring. After the liberation, he made study trips to France, England, Italy, Canada and Germany, among other places. In 1973 he became a member of the Amsterdam artists' association De Stuwing. In 1984, together with his wife, the sculptress Janny Brugman-de Vries, he received the Johanna van Buren Cultuurprijs from the Hellendoorn municipality. Berry Brugman was an expressionist and strived for figurative forms, his work touched on the abstract, but never became completely abstract. Colour was very important in his work. His deepest source of inspiration was the nature of Twente. He belonged to expressionists such as Constant Permeke (School of Sint-Martens-Latem), Charley Toorop (Bergense School), Hendrik Werkman (Groningse Ploeg), Hendrik Chabot (Artists Group R 33) and Charles Eyck (Limburgse School). In addition, Berry Brugman had a deeply religious disposition by nature. He was therefore a religious, socially committed painter whereby the existential suffering of mankind was personified for him by the suffering of Christ; another source of inspiration. His subjects were the seasons, landscapes, figures, portraits, religion, war, famine and flower still lifes.
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Feb. 03, 2024
Brugman, Berrie (1915-1996†) - Oil Painting
Est: €300 - €500
Hand signed. Completely framed,Passe Partout and glass
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Jan. 12, 2024
Berrie Brugman - Oil Painting
Est: €600 - €700
Hand-signed. Completely framed. Berry Brugman was born in Almelo in 1915. After secondary school he went to the art academy in Arnhem; he graduated in 1940. During the war Brugman fought in the battle of Grebbeberg and was imprisoned in the concentration camp of Amersfoort. Afterwards (1942) he left for Amsterdam to continue his training in portrait and model painting with Jos Rovers. He also wanted to experience, together with other painters, how the contemporary art of that time was developing. Mastery of the métier was essential to him. In 1943, he married Janny Brugman-de Vries (Sneek, 28 October 1918 - Almelo, 16 March 2006). Janny was a Dutch sculptor. She made sculptures, plastics and mosaics for various parks and buildings. Forced by war circumstances, Berry returned to Almelo and settled there as a painter and joined the Twentsche Kunstkring. After the liberation, he made study trips to France, England, Italy, Canada and Germany, among other places. In 1973 he became a member of the Amsterdam artists' association De Stuwing. In 1984, together with his wife, the sculptress Janny Brugman-de Vries, he received the Johanna van Buren Cultuurprijs from the Hellendoorn municipality. Berry Brugman was an expressionist and strived for figurative forms, his work touched on the abstract, but never became completely abstract. Colour was very important in his work. His deepest source of inspiration was the nature of Twente. He belonged to expressionists such as Constant Permeke (School of Sint-Martens-Latem), Charley Toorop (Bergense School), Hendrik Werkman (Groningse Ploeg), Hendrik Chabot (Artists Group R 33) and Charles Eyck (Limburgse School). In addition, Berry Brugman had a deeply religious disposition by nature. He was therefore a religious, socially committed painter whereby the existential suffering of mankind was personified for him by the suffering of Christ; another source of inspiration. His subjects were the seasons, landscapes, figures, portraits, religion, war, famine and flower still lifes.
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Dec. 16, 2023
Berrie Brugman - Oil Painting- Original price €430
Est: €600 - €700
Hand-signed. Completely framed. Berry Brugman was born in Almelo in 1915. After secondary school he went to the art academy in Arnhem; he graduated in 1940. During the war Brugman fought in the battle of Grebbeberg and was imprisoned in the concentration camp of Amersfoort. Afterwards (1942) he left for Amsterdam to continue his training in portrait and model painting with Jos Rovers. He also wanted to experience, together with other painters, how the contemporary art of that time was developing. Mastery of the métier was essential to him. In 1943, he married Janny Brugman-de Vries (Sneek, 28 October 1918 - Almelo, 16 March 2006). Janny was a Dutch sculptor. She made sculptures, plastics and mosaics for various parks and buildings. Forced by war circumstances, Berry returned to Almelo and settled there as a painter and joined the Twentsche Kunstkring. After the liberation, he made study trips to France, England, Italy, Canada and Germany, among other places. In 1973 he became a member of the Amsterdam artists' association De Stuwing. In 1984, together with his wife, the sculptress Janny Brugman-de Vries, he received the Johanna van Buren Cultuurprijs from the Hellendoorn municipality. Berry Brugman was an expressionist and strived for figurative forms, his work touched on the abstract, but never became completely abstract. Colour was very important in his work. His deepest source of inspiration was the nature of Twente. He belonged to expressionists such as Constant Permeke (School of Sint-Martens-Latem), Charley Toorop (Bergense School), Hendrik Werkman (Groningse Ploeg), Hendrik Chabot (Artists Group R 33) and Charles Eyck (Limburgse School). In addition, Berry Brugman had a deeply religious disposition by nature. He was therefore a religious, socially committed painter whereby the existential suffering of mankind was personified for him by the suffering of Christ; another source of inspiration. His subjects were the seasons, landscapes, figures, portraits, religion, war, famine and flower still lifes.
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Dec. 16, 2023
Brugman, Berrie (1915-1996†) - Oil Painting- Original price €230
Est: €300 - €500
Hand signed. Completely framed,Passe Partout and glass
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Nov. 25, 2023
Brugman, Berrie (1915-1996†) - Oil Painting
Est: €300 - €500
Hand signed. Completely framed,Passe Partout and glass
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Nov. 04, 2023
Berrie Brugman - Oil Painting
Est: €600 - €700
Hand-signed. Completely framed. Berry Brugman was born in Almelo in 1915. After secondary school he went to the art academy in Arnhem; he graduated in 1940. During the war Brugman fought in the battle of Grebbeberg and was imprisoned in the concentration camp of Amersfoort. Afterwards (1942) he left for Amsterdam to continue his training in portrait and model painting with Jos Rovers. He also wanted to experience, together with other painters, how the contemporary art of that time was developing. Mastery of the métier was essential to him. In 1943, he married Janny Brugman-de Vries (Sneek, 28 October 1918 - Almelo, 16 March 2006). Janny was a Dutch sculptor. She made sculptures, plastics and mosaics for various parks and buildings. Forced by war circumstances, Berry returned to Almelo and settled there as a painter and joined the Twentsche Kunstkring. After the liberation, he made study trips to France, England, Italy, Canada and Germany, among other places. In 1973 he became a member of the Amsterdam artists' association De Stuwing. In 1984, together with his wife, the sculptress Janny Brugman-de Vries, he received the Johanna van Buren Cultuurprijs from the Hellendoorn municipality. Berry Brugman was an expressionist and strived for figurative forms, his work touched on the abstract, but never became completely abstract. Colour was very important in his work. His deepest source of inspiration was the nature of Twente. He belonged to expressionists such as Constant Permeke (School of Sint-Martens-Latem), Charley Toorop (Bergense School), Hendrik Werkman (Groningse Ploeg), Hendrik Chabot (Artists Group R 33) and Charles Eyck (Limburgse School). In addition, Berry Brugman had a deeply religious disposition by nature. He was therefore a religious, socially committed painter whereby the existential suffering of mankind was personified for him by the suffering of Christ; another source of inspiration. His subjects were the seasons, landscapes, figures, portraits, religion, war, famine and flower still lifes.
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Oct. 14, 2023
Brugman, Berrie (1915-1996†) - Oil Painting
Est: €300 - €500
Hand signed. Completely framed,Passe Partout and glass
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Oct. 12, 2023
B. Brugman, Winter landscape
Est: -
Berry Bridgeman. 1915 - 1996. Winter landscape. Oil paint on panel. Dimensions: H 30 x W 40 cm. In good condition.
Twents Veilinghuis
Sep. 23, 2023
Berrie Brugman - Oil Painting
Est: €600 - €700
Hand-signed. Completely framed. Berry Brugman was born in Almelo in 1915. After secondary school he went to the art academy in Arnhem; he graduated in 1940. During the war Brugman fought in the battle of Grebbeberg and was imprisoned in the concentration camp of Amersfoort. Afterwards (1942) he left for Amsterdam to continue his training in portrait and model painting with Jos Rovers. He also wanted to experience, together with other painters, how the contemporary art of that time was developing. Mastery of the métier was essential to him. In 1943, he married Janny Brugman-de Vries (Sneek, 28 October 1918 - Almelo, 16 March 2006). Janny was a Dutch sculptor. She made sculptures, plastics and mosaics for various parks and buildings. Forced by war circumstances, Berry returned to Almelo and settled there as a painter and joined the Twentsche Kunstkring. After the liberation, he made study trips to France, England, Italy, Canada and Germany, among other places. In 1973 he became a member of the Amsterdam artists' association De Stuwing. In 1984, together with his wife, the sculptress Janny Brugman-de Vries, he received the Johanna van Buren Cultuurprijs from the Hellendoorn municipality. Berry Brugman was an expressionist and strived for figurative forms, his work touched on the abstract, but never became completely abstract. Colour was very important in his work. His deepest source of inspiration was the nature of Twente. He belonged to expressionists such as Constant Permeke (School of Sint-Martens-Latem), Charley Toorop (Bergense School), Hendrik Werkman (Groningse Ploeg), Hendrik Chabot (Artists Group R 33) and Charles Eyck (Limburgse School). In addition, Berry Brugman had a deeply religious disposition by nature. He was therefore a religious, socially committed painter whereby the existential suffering of mankind was personified for him by the suffering of Christ; another source of inspiration. His subjects were the seasons, landscapes, figures, portraits, religion, war, famine and flower still lifes.
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Aug. 05, 2023
Berrie Brugman - Oil Painting
Est: €600 - €700
Hand-signed. Completely framed. Berry Brugman was born in Almelo in 1915. After secondary school he went to the art academy in Arnhem; he graduated in 1940. During the war Brugman fought in the battle of Grebbeberg and was imprisoned in the concentration camp of Amersfoort. Afterwards (1942) he left for Amsterdam to continue his training in portrait and model painting with Jos Rovers. He also wanted to experience, together with other painters, how the contemporary art of that time was developing. Mastery of the métier was essential to him. In 1943, he married Janny Brugman-de Vries (Sneek, 28 October 1918 - Almelo, 16 March 2006). Janny was a Dutch sculptor. She made sculptures, plastics and mosaics for various parks and buildings. Forced by war circumstances, Berry returned to Almelo and settled there as a painter and joined the Twentsche Kunstkring. After the liberation, he made study trips to France, England, Italy, Canada and Germany, among other places. In 1973 he became a member of the Amsterdam artists' association De Stuwing. In 1984, together with his wife, the sculptress Janny Brugman-de Vries, he received the Johanna van Buren Cultuurprijs from the Hellendoorn municipality. Berry Brugman was an expressionist and strived for figurative forms, his work touched on the abstract, but never became completely abstract. Colour was very important in his work. His deepest source of inspiration was the nature of Twente. He belonged to expressionists such as Constant Permeke (School of Sint-Martens-Latem), Charley Toorop (Bergense School), Hendrik Werkman (Groningse Ploeg), Hendrik Chabot (Artists Group R 33) and Charles Eyck (Limburgse School). In addition, Berry Brugman had a deeply religious disposition by nature. He was therefore a religious, socially committed painter whereby the existential suffering of mankind was personified for him by the suffering of Christ; another source of inspiration. His subjects were the seasons, landscapes, figures, portraits, religion, war, famine and flower still lifes.
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Jul. 08, 2023
Brugman, Berrie (1915-1996†) - Oil Painting
Est: €300 - €500
Hand signed. Completely framed,Passe Partout and glass
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Jun. 17, 2023
Berrie Brugman - Oil Painting
Est: €600 - €700
Hand-signed. Completely framed. Berry Brugman was born in Almelo in 1915. After secondary school he went to the art academy in Arnhem; he graduated in 1940. During the war Brugman fought in the battle of Grebbeberg and was imprisoned in the concentration camp of Amersfoort. Afterwards (1942) he left for Amsterdam to continue his training in portrait and model painting with Jos Rovers. He also wanted to experience, together with other painters, how the contemporary art of that time was developing. Mastery of the métier was essential to him. In 1943, he married Janny Brugman-de Vries (Sneek, 28 October 1918 - Almelo, 16 March 2006). Janny was a Dutch sculptor. She made sculptures, plastics and mosaics for various parks and buildings. Forced by war circumstances, Berry returned to Almelo and settled there as a painter and joined the Twentsche Kunstkring. After the liberation, he made study trips to France, England, Italy, Canada and Germany, among other places. In 1973 he became a member of the Amsterdam artists' association De Stuwing. In 1984, together with his wife, the sculptress Janny Brugman-de Vries, he received the Johanna van Buren Cultuurprijs from the Hellendoorn municipality. Berry Brugman was an expressionist and strived for figurative forms, his work touched on the abstract, but never became completely abstract. Colour was very important in his work. His deepest source of inspiration was the nature of Twente. He belonged to expressionists such as Constant Permeke (School of Sint-Martens-Latem), Charley Toorop (Bergense School), Hendrik Werkman (Groningse Ploeg), Hendrik Chabot (Artists Group R 33) and Charles Eyck (Limburgse School). In addition, Berry Brugman had a deeply religious disposition by nature. He was therefore a religious, socially committed painter whereby the existential suffering of mankind was personified for him by the suffering of Christ; another source of inspiration. His subjects were the seasons, landscapes, figures, portraits, religion, war, famine and flower still lifes.
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May. 20, 2023
Brugman, Berrie (1915-1996†) - Oil Painting
Est: €300 - €500
Hand signed. Completely framed,Passe Partout and glass
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Apr. 29, 2023
Berrie Brugman - Oil Painting
Est: €600 - €700
Hand-signed. Completely framed. Berry Brugman was born in Almelo in 1915. After secondary school he went to the art academy in Arnhem; he graduated in 1940. During the war Brugman fought in the battle of Grebbeberg and was imprisoned in the concentration camp of Amersfoort. Afterwards (1942) he left for Amsterdam to continue his training in portrait and model painting with Jos Rovers. He also wanted to experience, together with other painters, how the contemporary art of that time was developing. Mastery of the métier was essential to him. In 1943, he married Janny Brugman-de Vries (Sneek, 28 October 1918 - Almelo, 16 March 2006). Janny was a Dutch sculptor. She made sculptures, plastics and mosaics for various parks and buildings. Forced by war circumstances, Berry returned to Almelo and settled there as a painter and joined the Twentsche Kunstkring. After the liberation, he made study trips to France, England, Italy, Canada and Germany, among other places. In 1973 he became a member of the Amsterdam artists' association De Stuwing. In 1984, together with his wife, the sculptress Janny Brugman-de Vries, he received the Johanna van Buren Cultuurprijs from the Hellendoorn municipality. Berry Brugman was an expressionist and strived for figurative forms, his work touched on the abstract, but never became completely abstract. Colour was very important in his work. His deepest source of inspiration was the nature of Twente. He belonged to expressionists such as Constant Permeke (School of Sint-Martens-Latem), Charley Toorop (Bergense School), Hendrik Werkman (Groningse Ploeg), Hendrik Chabot (Artists Group R 33) and Charles Eyck (Limburgse School). In addition, Berry Brugman had a deeply religious disposition by nature. He was therefore a religious, socially committed painter whereby the existential suffering of mankind was personified for him by the suffering of Christ; another source of inspiration. His subjects were the seasons, landscapes, figures, portraits, religion, war, famine and flower still lifes.
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Mar. 25, 2023
Brugman, Berrie (1915-1996†) - Oil Painting
Est: €300 - €500
Hand signed. Completely framed,Passe Partout and glass
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Feb. 25, 2023
Berrie Brugman - Oil Painting
Est: €600 - €700
Hand-signed. Completely framed. Berry Brugman was born in Almelo in 1915. After secondary school he went to the art academy in Arnhem; he graduated in 1940. During the war Brugman fought in the battle of Grebbeberg and was imprisoned in the concentration camp of Amersfoort. Afterwards (1942) he left for Amsterdam to continue his training in portrait and model painting with Jos Rovers. He also wanted to experience, together with other painters, how the contemporary art of that time was developing. Mastery of the métier was essential to him. In 1943, he married Janny Brugman-de Vries (Sneek, 28 October 1918 - Almelo, 16 March 2006). Janny was a Dutch sculptor. She made sculptures, plastics and mosaics for various parks and buildings. Forced by war circumstances, Berry returned to Almelo and settled there as a painter and joined the Twentsche Kunstkring. After the liberation, he made study trips to France, England, Italy, Canada and Germany, among other places. In 1973 he became a member of the Amsterdam artists' association De Stuwing. In 1984, together with his wife, the sculptress Janny Brugman-de Vries, he received the Johanna van Buren Cultuurprijs from the Hellendoorn municipality. Berry Brugman was an expressionist and strived for figurative forms, his work touched on the abstract, but never became completely abstract. Colour was very important in his work. His deepest source of inspiration was the nature of Twente. He belonged to expressionists such as Constant Permeke (School of Sint-Martens-Latem), Charley Toorop (Bergense School), Hendrik Werkman (Groningse Ploeg), Hendrik Chabot (Artists Group R 33) and Charles Eyck (Limburgse School). In addition, Berry Brugman had a deeply religious disposition by nature. He was therefore a religious, socially committed painter whereby the existential suffering of mankind was personified for him by the suffering of Christ; another source of inspiration. His subjects were the seasons, landscapes, figures, portraits, religion, war, famine and flower still lifes.
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Jan. 28, 2023
Berrie Brugman - Oil Painting - Original price € 450
Est: €400 - €500
Hand-signed. Completely framed. Berry Brugman was born in Almelo in 1915. After secondary school he went to the art academy in Arnhem; he graduated in 1940. During the war Brugman fought in the battle of Grebbeberg and was imprisoned in the concentration camp of Amersfoort. Afterwards (1942) he left for Amsterdam to continue his training in portrait and model painting with Jos Rovers. He also wanted to experience, together with other painters, how the contemporary art of that time was developing. Mastery of the métier was essential to him. In 1943, he married Janny Brugman-de Vries (Sneek, 28 October 1918 - Almelo, 16 March 2006). Janny was a Dutch sculptor. She made sculptures, plastics and mosaics for various parks and buildings. Forced by war circumstances, Berry returned to Almelo and settled there as a painter and joined the Twentsche Kunstkring. After the liberation, he made study trips to France, England, Italy, Canada and Germany, among other places. In 1973 he became a member of the Amsterdam artists' association De Stuwing. In 1984, together with his wife, the sculptress Janny Brugman-de Vries, he received the Johanna van Buren Cultuurprijs from the Hellendoorn municipality. Berry Brugman was an expressionist and strived for figurative forms, his work touched on the abstract, but never became completely abstract. Colour was very important in his work. His deepest source of inspiration was the nature of Twente. He belonged to expressionists such as Constant Permeke (School of Sint-Martens-Latem), Charley Toorop (Bergense School), Hendrik Werkman (Groningse Ploeg), Hendrik Chabot (Artists Group R 33) and Charles Eyck (Limburgse School). In addition, Berry Brugman had a deeply religious disposition by nature. He was therefore a religious, socially committed painter whereby the existential suffering of mankind was personified for him by the suffering of Christ; another source of inspiration. His subjects were the seasons, landscapes, figures, portraits, religion, war, famine and flower still lifes.
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Jan. 28, 2023
Brugman, Berrie (1915-1996†) - Oil Painting - Original price € 295
Est: €200 - €400
Hand signed. Completely framed,Passe Partout and glass
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Dec. 04, 2022
Brugman, Berrie (1915-1996†) - Oil Painting.
Est: €400 - €600
Hand signed. Completely framed,Passe Partout and glass
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Dec. 03, 2022
Berrie Brugman - Oil Painting
Est: €600 - €800
Hand-signed. Completely framed. Berry Brugman was born in Almelo in 1915. After secondary school he went to the art academy in Arnhem; he graduated in 1940. During the war Brugman fought in the battle of Grebbeberg and was imprisoned in the concentration camp of Amersfoort. Afterwards (1942) he left for Amsterdam to continue his training in portrait and model painting with Jos Rovers. He also wanted to experience, together with other painters, how the contemporary art of that time was developing. Mastery of the métier was essential to him. In 1943, he married Janny Brugman-de Vries (Sneek, 28 October 1918 - Almelo, 16 March 2006). Janny was a Dutch sculptor. She made sculptures, plastics and mosaics for various parks and buildings. Forced by war circumstances, Berry returned to Almelo and settled there as a painter and joined the Twentsche Kunstkring. After the liberation, he made study trips to France, England, Italy, Canada and Germany, among other places. In 1973 he became a member of the Amsterdam artists' association De Stuwing. In 1984, together with his wife, the sculptress Janny Brugman-de Vries, he received the Johanna van Buren Cultuurprijs from the Hellendoorn municipality. Berry Brugman was an expressionist and strived for figurative forms, his work touched on the abstract, but never became completely abstract. Colour was very important in his work. His deepest source of inspiration was the nature of Twente. He belonged to expressionists such as Constant Permeke (School of Sint-Martens-Latem), Charley Toorop (Bergense School), Hendrik Werkman (Groningse Ploeg), Hendrik Chabot (Artists Group R 33) and Charles Eyck (Limburgse School). In addition, Berry Brugman had a deeply religious disposition by nature. He was therefore a religious, socially committed painter whereby the existential suffering of mankind was personified for him by the suffering of Christ; another source of inspiration. His subjects were the seasons, landscapes, figures, portraits, religion, war, famine and flower still lifes.
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Aug. 28, 2022
Berrie Brugman - Oil Painting
Est: €600 - €800
Hand-signed. Completely framed. Berry Brugman was born in Almelo in 1915. After secondary school he went to the art academy in Arnhem; he graduated in 1940. During the war Brugman fought in the battle of Grebbeberg and was imprisoned in the concentration camp of Amersfoort. Afterwards (1942) he left for Amsterdam to continue his training in portrait and model painting with Jos Rovers. He also wanted to experience, together with other painters, how the contemporary art of that time was developing. Mastery of the métier was essential to him. In 1943, he married Janny Brugman-de Vries (Sneek, 28 October 1918 - Almelo, 16 March 2006). Janny was a Dutch sculptor. She made sculptures, plastics and mosaics for various parks and buildings. Forced by war circumstances, Berry returned to Almelo and settled there as a painter and joined the Twentsche Kunstkring. After the liberation, he made study trips to France, England, Italy, Canada and Germany, among other places. In 1973 he became a member of the Amsterdam artists' association De Stuwing. In 1984, together with his wife, the sculptress Janny Brugman-de Vries, he received the Johanna van Buren Cultuurprijs from the Hellendoorn municipality. Berry Brugman was an expressionist and strived for figurative forms, his work touched on the abstract, but never became completely abstract. Colour was very important in his work. His deepest source of inspiration was the nature of Twente. He belonged to expressionists such as Constant Permeke (School of Sint-Martens-Latem), Charley Toorop (Bergense School), Hendrik Werkman (Groningse Ploeg), Hendrik Chabot (Artists Group R 33) and Charles Eyck (Limburgse School). In addition, Berry Brugman had a deeply religious disposition by nature. He was therefore a religious, socially committed painter whereby the existential suffering of mankind was personified for him by the suffering of Christ; another source of inspiration. His subjects were the seasons, landscapes, figures, portraits, religion, war, famine and flower still lifes.
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Aug. 27, 2022
Brugman, Berrie (1915-1996†) - Oil Painting.
Est: €400 - €600
Hand signed. Completely framed,Passe Partout and glass
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Jul. 16, 2022
Brugman, Berrie (1915-1996†) - Oil Painting.
Est: €400 - €600
Hand signed. Completely framed,Passe Partout and glass
Art Atelier
Jun. 20, 2022
Berry Brugman (1915-1996), Flo
Est: -
Berry Brugman (1915-1996), Flower still life, gouache on paper, signed & dated (19)75 lower right, 54 x 75 cm, framed behind glass (defective) & passepartout 95 x 71 cm
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Jun. 11, 2022
Brugman, Berrie (1915-1996†) - Oil Painting.
Est: €400 - €600
Hand signed. Completely framed,Passe Partout and glass
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Apr. 02, 2022
Brugman, Berrie (1915-1996†) - Oil Painting.
Est: €400 - €600
Hand signed. Completely framed,Passe Partout and glass
Art Atelier
Feb. 26, 2022
Berrie Brugman - Oil Painting
Est: €600 - €800
Hand-signed. Completely framed. Berry Brugman was born in Almelo in 1915. After secondary school he went to the art academy in Arnhem; he graduated in 1940. During the war Brugman fought in the battle of Grebbeberg and was imprisoned in the concentration camp of Amersfoort. Afterwards (1942) he left for Amsterdam to continue his training in portrait and model painting with Jos Rovers. He also wanted to experience, together with other painters, how the contemporary art of that time was developing. Mastery of the métier was essential to him. In 1943, he married Janny Brugman-de Vries (Sneek, 28 October 1918 - Almelo, 16 March 2006). Janny was a Dutch sculptor. She made sculptures, plastics and mosaics for various parks and buildings. Forced by war circumstances, Berry returned to Almelo and settled there as a painter and joined the Twentsche Kunstkring. After the liberation, he made study trips to France, England, Italy, Canada and Germany, among other places. In 1973 he became a member of the Amsterdam artists' association De Stuwing. In 1984, together with his wife, the sculptress Janny Brugman-de Vries, he received the Johanna van Buren Cultuurprijs from the Hellendoorn municipality. Berry Brugman was an expressionist and strived for figurative forms, his work touched on the abstract, but never became completely abstract. Colour was very important in his work. His deepest source of inspiration was the nature of Twente. He belonged to expressionists such as Constant Permeke (School of Sint-Martens-Latem), Charley Toorop (Bergense School), Hendrik Werkman (Groningse Ploeg), Hendrik Chabot (Artists Group R 33) and Charles Eyck (Limburgse School). In addition, Berry Brugman had a deeply religious disposition by nature. He was therefore a religious, socially committed painter whereby the existential suffering of mankind was personified for him by the suffering of Christ; another source of inspiration. His subjects were the seasons, landscapes, figures, portraits, religion, war, famine and flower still lifes.
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Jan. 15, 2022
Brugman, Berrie (1915-1996†) - Oil Painting.
Est: €400 - €600
Hand signed. Completely framed,Passe Partout and glass
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Dec. 18, 2021
Brugman, Berrie (1915-1996†) - Oil Painting.
Est: €400 - €600
Hand signed. Completely framed,Passe Partout and glass
Art Atelier
Aug. 23, 2021
Berry Brugman (1915-1996), Fl
Est: -
Berry Brugman (1915-1996), Flower still life, gouache on paper, signed & dated (19)75 lower right, 54 x 75 cm, framed behind glass (defective) & mount 95 x 71 cm
Historia Auctionata
Aug. 07, 2021
Brugman, Berrie (1915-1996†) - Oil Painting.
Est: €550 - €750
Hand signed. Completely framed,Passe Partout and glass
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Jun. 19, 2021
Brugman, Berrie (1915-1996†) - Oil Painting.
Est: €550 - €750
Hand signed. Completely framed,Passe Partout and glass
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May. 15, 2021
Brugman, Berrie (1915-1996†) - Oil Painting.
Est: €550 - €750
Hand signed. Completely framed,Passe Partout and glass
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