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              • Klaas Gubbels (1934) Title: Screenprint, 'Bialetti 1933'
                Dec. 17, 2024

                Klaas Gubbels (1934) Title: Screenprint, 'Bialetti 1933'

                Est: €250 - €350

                Screen print, ‘Bialetti 1933’. Signed by Klaas Gubbels (Rotterdam, 1934) on the lower right. Dimensions: 62 x 39 cm.

                Ald Fryslan
              • Klaas Gubbels (1934-) Koffiekan, gesigneerd met in…
                Dec. 10, 2024

                Klaas Gubbels (1934-) Koffiekan, gesigneerd met in…

                Est: €600 - €800

                Klaas Gubbels (1934-) Koffiekan, gesigneerd met initialen l.o. gouache op papier op board, 29 x 24,5 cmMet boek: C. Duyns et. al., Klaas Gubbels; de voortgang, Eindhoven, 2008, met tekening en opdracht van de kunstenaar op titelpagina

                Veilinghuis Van Spengen
              • Klaas Gubbels (1934-) 'Waiting', potlood en aquare…
                Dec. 10, 2024

                Klaas Gubbels (1934-) 'Waiting', potlood en aquare…

                Est: €400 - €600

                Klaas Gubbels (1934-) 'Waiting', potlood en aquarel, gesigneerd en gedateerd r.o. '89-'01 en geannoteerd midden onder 'ingekleurde tekening in oplage' en genoteerd als oplage 11/20, 25 x 35 cm

                Veilinghuis Van Spengen
              • Klaas Gubbels (1934-) Pot met tuiten, gesigneerd m…
                Dec. 10, 2024

                Klaas Gubbels (1934-) Pot met tuiten, gesigneerd m…

                Est: €600 - €800

                Klaas Gubbels (1934-) Pot met tuiten, gesigneerd met initialen op verso, keramieken sculptuur, 30 x 20 cm

                Veilinghuis Van Spengen
              • Klaas Gubbels [1934-]
                Dec. 08, 2024

                Klaas Gubbels [1934-]

                Est: €100 - €500

                Acriel signed 'Klaas Gubbels' on paper. Dated: 2012. Dimensions: 63x63 and 83x83.

                Cnock Auctions
              • Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen - original starting bid €170
                Dec. 08, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen - original starting bid €170

                Est: €300 - €400

                This silkscreen comes from the folder: Shy shadows. The text sheets are written by: K. Skippers. The folder is published by Bebert. Hand-Signed with monogram and year in pencil. Size: 76 cm. with fold in the center. Klaas GUBBELS (Rotterdam 1934) Painter, sculptor, graphic artist, photographer From 1949 to 1951 Gubbels attended the Rotterdam Crafts School, where he graduated in advertising painting. He then took an evening course at the Academy of Visual Arts, before studying at the Arnhem School of Art from 1952 to 1958. After his studies he continued to live in Arnhem. In the 1980s Gubbels had a temporary studio in the French department of Ardèche. Klaas Gubbels is known for his still lifes of coffee pots, tables and chairs, rendered in a simple form language. As time went by, his work became increasingly abstract and restricted in terms of visual themes (also known as the strength of his art). He uses various techniques, such as lithography, mural painting, woodcut, objet trouvé, glass, metal and photography, watercolour and oil paint. From 1965 to 1992, Gubbels taught at the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam. He also taught briefly at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague in the 1970s and at the Academy of Visual Arts in Arnhem in the 1980s. Exhibitions and prizes In 1971 Gubbels received the Quarles van Ufford Prize from the Province of Gelderland. In 2004-2005 there was a large retrospective of Gubbels' work in the Museum for Modern Art Arnhem. Many Dutch museums and companies have work by Gubbels in their collections. A number of his works can also be seen in public spaces.

                Art Atelier
              • Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen - original starting bid €170
                Dec. 08, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen - original starting bid €170

                Est: €300 - €400

                This silkscreen comes from the folder: Shy shadows. The text sheets are written by: K. Skippers. The folder is published by Bebert. Hand-Signed with monogram and year in pencil. Size: 76x56 cm. with fold in the center. Klaas GUBBELS (Rotterdam 1934) Painter, sculptor, graphic artist, photographer From 1949 to 1951 Gubbels attended the Rotterdam Crafts School, where he graduated in advertising painting. He then took an evening course at the Academy of Visual Arts, before studying at the Arnhem School of Art from 1952 to 1958. After his studies he continued to live in Arnhem. In the 1980s Gubbels had a temporary studio in the French department of Ardèche. Klaas Gubbels is known for his still lifes of coffee pots, tables and chairs, rendered in a simple form language. As time went by, his work became increasingly abstract and restricted in terms of visual themes (also known as the strength of his art). He uses various techniques, such as lithography, mural painting, woodcut, objet trouvé, glass, metal and photography, watercolour and oil paint. From 1965 to 1992, Gubbels taught at the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam. He also taught briefly at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague in the 1970s and at the Academy of Visual Arts in Arnhem in the 1980s. Exhibitions and prizes In 1971 Gubbels received the Quarles van Ufford Prize from the Province of Gelderland. In 2004-2005 there was a large retrospective of Gubbels' work in the Museum for Modern Art Arnhem. Many Dutch museums and companies have work by Gubbels in their collections. A number of his works can also be seen in public spaces.

                Art Atelier
              • Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen - original starting bid €170
                Dec. 08, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen - original starting bid €170

                Est: €300 - €400

                This silkscreen comes from the folder: Shy shadows. The text sheets are written by: K. Skippers. The folder is published by Bebert. Hand-Signed with monogram and year in pencil. Size: 76x56 cm. with fold in the center. Klaas GUBBELS (Rotterdam 1934) Painter, sculptor, graphic artist, photographer From 1949 to 1951 Gubbels attended the Rotterdam Crafts School, where he graduated in advertising painting. He then took an evening course at the Academy of Visual Arts, before studying at the Arnhem School of Art from 1952 to 1958. After his studies he continued to live in Arnhem. In the 1980s Gubbels had a temporary studio in the French department of Ardèche. Klaas Gubbels is known for his still lifes of coffee pots, tables and chairs, rendered in a simple form language. As time went by, his work became increasingly abstract and restricted in terms of visual themes (also known as the strength of his art). He uses various techniques, such as lithography, mural painting, woodcut, objet trouvé, glass, metal and photography, watercolor and oil paint. From 1965 to 1992, Gubbels taught at the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam. He also taught briefly at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague in the 1970s and at the Academy of Visual Arts in Arnhem in the 1980s. Exhibitions and prizes In 1971 Gubbels received the Quarles van Ufford Prize from the Province of Gelderland. In 2004-2005 there was a large retrospective of Gubbels' work in the Museum for Modern Art Arnhem. Many Dutch museums and companies have work by Gubbels in their collections. A number of his works can also be seen in public spaces.

                Art Atelier
              • Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen - original starting bid €170
                Dec. 08, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen - original starting bid €170

                Est: €300 - €400

                This silkscreen comes from the folder: Shy shadows. The text sheets are written by: K. Skippers. The folder is published by Bebert. Hand-Signed with monogram and year in pencil. Size: 76x56 cm. with fold in the center. Klaas GUBBELS (Rotterdam 1934) Painter, sculptor, graphic artist, photographer From 1949 to 1951 Gubbels attended the Rotterdam Crafts School, where he graduated in advertising painting. He then took an evening course at the Academy of Visual Arts, before studying at the Arnhem School of Art from 1952 to 1958. After his studies he continued to live in Arnhem. In the 1980s Gubbels had a temporary studio in the French department of Ardèche. Klaas Gubbels is known for his still lifes of coffee pots, tables and chairs, rendered in a simple form language. As time went by, his work became increasingly abstract and restricted in terms of visual themes (also known as the strength of his art). He uses various techniques, such as lithography, mural painting, woodcut, objet trouvé, glass, metal and photography, watercolor and oil paint. From 1965 to 1992, Gubbels taught at the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam. He also taught briefly at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague in the 1970s and at the Academy of Visual Arts in Arnhem in the 1980s. Exhibitions and prizes In 1971 Gubbels received the Quarles van Ufford Prize from the Province of Gelderland. In 2004-2005 there was a large retrospective of Gubbels' work in the Museum for Modern Art Arnhem. Many Dutch museums and companies have work by Gubbels in their collections. A number of his works can also be seen in public spaces.

                Art Atelier
              • Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen - original starting bid €170
                Dec. 08, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen - original starting bid €170

                Est: €300 - €400

                This silkscreen comes from the folder: Shy shadows. The text sheets are written by: K. Skippers. The folder is published by Bebert. Hand-Signed with monogram and year in pencil. Size: 76 cm. with fold in the center. Klaas GUBBELS (Rotterdam 1934) Painter, sculptor, graphic artist, photographer From 1949 to 1951 Gubbels attended the Rotterdam Crafts School, where he graduated in advertising painting. He then took an evening course at the Academy of Visual Arts, before studying at the Arnhem School of Art from 1952 to 1958. After his studies he continued to live in Arnhem. In the 1980s Gubbels had a temporary studio in the French department of Ardèche. Klaas Gubbels is known for his still lifes of coffee pots, tables and chairs, rendered in a simple form language. As time went by, his work became increasingly abstract and restricted in terms of visual themes (also known as the strength of his art). He uses various techniques, such as lithography, mural painting, woodcut, objet trouvé, glass, metal and photography, watercolor and oil paint. From 1965 to 1992, Gubbels taught at the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam. He also taught briefly at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague in the 1970s and at the Academy of Visual Arts in Arnhem in the 1980s. Exhibitions and prizes In 1971 Gubbels received the Quarles van Ufford Prize from the Province of Gelderland. In 2004-2005 there was a large retrospective of Gubbels' work in the Museum for Modern Art Arnhem. Many Dutch museums and companies have work by Gubbels in their collections. A number of his works can also be seen in public spaces.

                Art Atelier
              • Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen. - original starting bid €170
                Dec. 08, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen. - original starting bid €170

                Est: €300 - €400

                This silkscreen comes from the folder: Shy shadows. The text sheets are written by: K. Skippers. The folder is published by Bebert. Hand-Signed with monogram and year in pencil. Size: 76x56 cm. with fold in the center. Klaas GUBBELS (Rotterdam 1934) Painter, sculptor, graphic artist, photographer From 1949 to 1951 Gubbels attended the Rotterdam Crafts School, where he graduated in advertising painting. He then took an evening course at the Academy of Visual Arts, before studying at the Arnhem School of Art from 1952 to 1958. After his studies he continued to live in Arnhem. In the 1980s Gubbels had a temporary studio in the French department of Ardèche. Klaas Gubbels is known for his still lifes of coffee pots, tables and chairs, rendered in a simple form language. As time went by, his work became increasingly abstract and restricted in terms of visual themes (also known as the strength of his art). He uses various techniques, such as lithography, mural painting, woodcut, objet trouvé, glass, metal and photography, watercolor and oil paint. From 1965 to 1992, Gubbels taught at the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam. He also taught briefly at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague in the 1970s and at the Academy of Visual Arts in Arnhem in the 1980s. Exhibitions and prizes In 1971 Gubbels received the Quarles van Ufford Prize from the Province of Gelderland. In 2004-2005 there was a large retrospective of Gubbels' work in the Museum for Modern Art Arnhem. Many Dutch museums and companies have work by Gubbels in their collections. A number of his works can also be seen in public spaces.

                Art Atelier
              • Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen - original starting bid €170
                Dec. 08, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen - original starting bid €170

                Est: €300 - €400

                This silkscreen comes from the folder: Shy shadows. The text sheets are written by: K. Skippers. The folder is published by Bebert. Hand-Signed with monogram and year in pencil. Size: 76x56 cm. with fold in the center. Klaas GUBBELS (Rotterdam 1934) Painter, sculptor, graphic artist, photographer From 1949 to 1951 Gubbels attended the Rotterdam Crafts School, where he graduated in advertising painting. He then took an evening course at the Academy of Visual Arts, before studying at the Arnhem School of Art from 1952 to 1958. After his studies he continued to live in Arnhem. In the 1980s Gubbels had a temporary studio in the French department of Ardèche. Klaas Gubbels is known for his still lifes of coffee pots, tables and chairs, rendered in a simple form language. As time went by, his work became increasingly abstract and restricted in terms of visual themes (also known as the strength of his art). He uses various techniques, such as lithography, mural painting, woodcut, objet trouvé, glass, metal and photography, watercolour and oil paint. From 1965 to 1992, Gubbels taught at the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam. He also taught briefly at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague in the 1970s and at the Academy of Visual Arts in Arnhem in the 1980s. Exhibitions and prizes In 1971 Gubbels received the Quarles van Ufford Prize from the Province of Gelderland. In 2004-2005 there was a large retrospective of Gubbels' work in the Museum for Modern Art Arnhem. Many Dutch museums and companies have work by Gubbels in their collections. A number of his works can also be seen in public spaces.

                Art Atelier
              • Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen - original starting bid €170
                Dec. 07, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen - original starting bid €170

                Est: €300 - €400

                This silkscreen comes from the folder: Shy shadows. The text sheets are written by: K. Skippers. The folder is published by Bebert. Hand-Signed with monogram and year in pencil. Size: 76x56 cm. with fold in the center. Klaas GUBBELS (Rotterdam 1934) Painter, sculptor, graphic artist, photographer From 1949 to 1951 Gubbels attended the Rotterdam Crafts School, where he graduated in advertising painting. He then took an evening course at the Academy of Visual Arts, before studying at the Arnhem School of Art from 1952 to 1958. After his studies he continued to live in Arnhem. In the 1980s Gubbels had a temporary studio in the French department of Ardèche. Klaas Gubbels is known for his still lifes of coffee pots, tables and chairs, rendered in a simple form language. As time went by, his work became increasingly abstract and restricted in terms of visual themes (also known as the strength of his art). He uses various techniques, such as lithography, mural painting, woodcut, objet trouvé, glass, metal and photography, watercolor and oil paint. From 1965 to 1992, Gubbels taught at the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam. He also taught briefly at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague in the 1970s and at the Academy of Visual Arts in Arnhem in the 1980s. Exhibitions and prizes In 1971 Gubbels received the Quarles van Ufford Prize from the Province of Gelderland. In 2004-2005 there was a large retrospective of Gubbels' work in the Museum for Modern Art Arnhem. Many Dutch museums and companies have work by Gubbels in their collections. A number of his works can also be seen in public spaces.

                Art Atelier
              • Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen - original starting bid €175
                Dec. 07, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen - original starting bid €175

                Est: €300 - €400

                Lithography by Klaas Gubbels in perfect condition. This work is from the series "The hole in the hedge". Hand-Signed with monogram, numbered and year in pencil.

                Art Atelier
              • Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen - original starting bid €170
                Dec. 07, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen - original starting bid €170

                Est: €300 - €400

                This silkscreen comes from the folder: Shy shadows. The text sheets are written by: K. Skippers. The folder is published by Bebert. Hand-Signed with monogram and year in pencil. Size: 76x56 cm. with fold in the center. Klaas GUBBELS (Rotterdam 1934) Painter, sculptor, graphic artist, photographer From 1949 to 1951 Gubbels attended the Rotterdam Crafts School, where he graduated in advertising painting. He then took an evening course at the Academy of Visual Arts, before studying at the Arnhem School of Art from 1952 to 1958. After his studies he continued to live in Arnhem. In the 1980s Gubbels had a temporary studio in the French department of Ardèche. Klaas Gubbels is known for his still lifes of coffee pots, tables and chairs, rendered in a simple form language. As time went by, his work became increasingly abstract and restricted in terms of visual themes (also known as the strength of his art). He uses various techniques, such as lithography, mural painting, woodcut, objet trouvé, glass, metal and photography, watercolor and oil paint. From 1965 to 1992, Gubbels taught at the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam. He also taught briefly at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague in the 1970s and at the Academy of Visual Arts in Arnhem in the 1980s. Exhibitions and prizes In 1971 Gubbels received the Quarles van Ufford Prize from the Province of Gelderland. In 2004-2005 there was a large retrospective of Gubbels' work in the Museum for Modern Art Arnhem. Many Dutch museums and companies have work by Gubbels in their collections. A number of his works can also be seen in public spaces.

                Art Atelier
              • Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen - original starting bid €175
                Dec. 07, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen - original starting bid €175

                Est: €300 - €400

                Lithography by Klaas Gubbels in perfect condition. This work is from the series "The hole in the hedge". Hand-Signed with monogram, numbered and year in pencil.

                Art Atelier
              • KLAAS GUBBELS (°1934)
                Dec. 05, 2024

                KLAAS GUBBELS (°1934)

                Est: €100 - €200

                Untitled. Pencil. Signed and dated in pencil. We join: Martyn (XX), Untitled. Pen in Indian ink. Signed. 150 x 210 (280 x 380 mm) Total: 2 ex. Description FR Sans titre. Crayon. Signé et daté au crayon. On joint: Martyn (XX), Sans titre. Crayon à l'encre de Chine. Signé. 150 x 210 (280 x 380 mm) Tot.: 2 ex. Beschrijving NL Zonder titel. Potlood. Gesigneerd en gedateerd in potlood. Bijgevoegd: Martyn (XX), Zonder titel. Penseel in Oostindische inkt. Gesigneerd. 150 x 210 (280 x 380 mm) Tot.: 2 ex.

                Bernaerts Auctioneers
              • Klaas Gubbels (Dutch 1934). Table, 1991.
                Dec. 03, 2024

                Klaas Gubbels (Dutch 1934). Table, 1991.

                Est: €500 - €700

                Klaas Gubbels (Dutch 1934) Table, 1991 watercolour on paper signed and dated 'K. Gubbels '91' (lower centre) sheet size 64.5 x 49.5 cm., frame size 92 x 75.5 cm.

                Adams Amsterdam Auctions
              • Klaas Gubbels (Dutch 1934). Hartenkan, 1998.
                Dec. 03, 2024

                Klaas Gubbels (Dutch 1934). Hartenkan, 1998.

                Est: €500 - €700

                Klaas Gubbels (Dutch 1934) Hartenkan, 1998 painted wood signed, dated and numbered 'K. Gubbels '98 4/9' (on a leg of the table) 37 cm. high.

                Adams Amsterdam Auctions
              • Klaas Gubbels (Dutch 1934). Duel, 1987-1988.
                Dec. 02, 2024

                Klaas Gubbels (Dutch 1934). Duel, 1987-1988.

                Est: €2,500 - €3,500

                Klaas Gubbels (Dutch 1934) Duel, 1987-1988 oil on canvas signed and dated 'K.Gubbels '87-'88' (lower right) image size 140.5 x 100 cm., frame size 143.5 x 103.5 cm.

                Adams Amsterdam Auctions
              • Gubbels, Klaas (b.1934). (New Year's wish for 2024).
                Nov. 21, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas (b.1934). (New Year's wish for 2024).

                Est: €100 - €150

                Gubbels, Klaas (b.1934). (New Year's wish for 2024). Multiple, iron, ±13,5x9,4x8 cm., scratched "Heleen en Klaas, 2024" and w. "lang leve de kunst in" in pen and ink. - Some ruststains. = Provenance: the collection of Hank Onrust.

                Bubb > Kuyper: Auctioneers of Books, Fine Arts & Manuscripts
              • Gubbels, Klaas (b.1934). (New Year's wish for 2023).
                Nov. 21, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas (b.1934). (New Year's wish for 2023).

                Est: €100 - €150

                Gubbels, Klaas (b.1934). (New Year's wish for 2023). Multiple, iron, ±13x9,4x6 cm., scratched "Heleen en Klaas, 2023" and w. "een goed en gelukkig" in pen and ink. - Some ruststains. = Provenance: the collection of Hank Onrust.

                Bubb > Kuyper: Auctioneers of Books, Fine Arts & Manuscripts
              • Gubbels, Klaas (b.1934). (Red coffee pot, jug and a cup).
                Nov. 21, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas (b.1934). (Red coffee pot, jug and a cup).

                Est: €200 - €300

                Gubbels, Klaas (b.1934). (Red coffee pot, jug and a cup). Col. woodcut, 39,5x61 cm. (leaf size), signed "k. Gubbels", "'03" and "ea" in pencil. - Tipped onto cardboard mount.

                Bubb > Kuyper: Auctioneers of Books, Fine Arts & Manuscripts
              • Gubbels, Klaas (b.1934). "Kees Broos. Klaas Gubbels signeren zat 8 dec. 3-5 uur Hijman boeken".
                Nov. 21, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas (b.1934). "Kees Broos. Klaas Gubbels signeren zat 8 dec. 3-5 uur Hijman boeken".

                Est: €150 - €250

                Gubbels, Klaas (b.1934). "Kees Broos. Klaas Gubbels signeren zat 8 dec. 3-5 uur Hijman boeken". Watercolour poster, 65x50 cm., signed "K. Gubbels '01" in pencil, w. title in black chalk above, w. cut-out leaf w. black printed "Klaas Gubbels Grafiek" attached w. sellotape. = Provenance: the collection of Liesbeth Brandt Corstius and Kees Broos.

                Bubb > Kuyper: Auctioneers of Books, Fine Arts & Manuscripts
              • Gubbels, Klaas (b.1934). La chaise.
                Nov. 21, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas (b.1934). La chaise.

                Est: €300 - €400

                Gubbels, Klaas (b.1934). La chaise. Brummen, Stichting Signature, 2000, 6 colour woodcuts, each 18x24 cm., each signed "K. Gubbels '00" and "25-30" in pencil, loose as issued in orig. wr., orig. cl. box, 4to. = Provenance: the collection of Hank Onrust. SEE ILLUSTRATION PLATE XXI.

                Bubb > Kuyper: Auctioneers of Books, Fine Arts & Manuscripts
              • Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen
                Nov. 16, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen

                Est: €300 - €400

                Lithography by Klaas Gubbels in perfect condition. This work is from the series "The hole in the hedge". Hand-Signed with monogram, numbered and year in pencil.

                Art Atelier
              • Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen
                Nov. 16, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen

                Est: €300 - €400

                Lithography by Klaas Gubbels in perfect condition. This work is from the series "The hole in the hedge". Hand-Signed with monogram, numbered and year in pencil.

                Art Atelier
              • Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen.
                Nov. 16, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen.

                Est: €300 - €400

                This silkscreen comes from the folder: Shy shadows. The text sheets are written by: K. Skippers. The folder is published by Bebert. Hand-Signed with monogram and year in pencil. Size: 76x56 cm. with fold in the center. Klaas GUBBELS (Rotterdam 1934) Painter, sculptor, graphic artist, photographer From 1949 to 1951 Gubbels attended the Rotterdam Crafts School, where he graduated in advertising painting. He then took an evening course at the Academy of Visual Arts, before studying at the Arnhem School of Art from 1952 to 1958. After his studies he continued to live in Arnhem. In the 1980s Gubbels had a temporary studio in the French department of Ardèche. Klaas Gubbels is known for his still lifes of coffee pots, tables and chairs, rendered in a simple form language. As time went by, his work became increasingly abstract and restricted in terms of visual themes (also known as the strength of his art). He uses various techniques, such as lithography, mural painting, woodcut, objet trouvé, glass, metal and photography, watercolor and oil paint. From 1965 to 1992, Gubbels taught at the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam. He also taught briefly at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague in the 1970s and at the Academy of Visual Arts in Arnhem in the 1980s. Exhibitions and prizes In 1971 Gubbels received the Quarles van Ufford Prize from the Province of Gelderland. In 2004-2005 there was a large retrospective of Gubbels' work in the Museum for Modern Art Arnhem. Many Dutch museums and companies have work by Gubbels in their collections. A number of his works can also be seen in public spaces.

                Art Atelier
              • GUBBELS, Klaas (1934-). "De kar", "De Chevrolet", "Het graf". 2007. 3 cold
                Nov. 12, 2024

                GUBBELS, Klaas (1934-). "De kar", "De Chevrolet", "Het graf". 2007. 3 cold

                Est: €120 - €150

                GUBBELS, Klaas (1934-). "De kar", "De Chevrolet", "Het graf". 2007. 3 cold. lithogr. 285 x 306 mm. Monogrammed 'KG', dated & numb. ('235' and '236'/of 350 copies) in pencil. All 3 in or. printed sleeve w. accompanying texts. Lge-4°. -- Also occurring as plates in the added work: J. SIEBELINK & K. GUBBELS. Het gat in de heg. Amst., 2008. Lge-4°. Ocl. -- (4).

                Burgersdijk & Niermans
              • Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen
                Oct. 26, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen

                Est: €300 - €400

                This silkscreen comes from the folder: Shy shadows. The text sheets are written by: K. Skippers. The folder is published by Bebert. Hand-Signed with monogram and year in pencil. Size: 76x56 cm. with fold in the center. Klaas GUBBELS (Rotterdam 1934) Painter, sculptor, graphic artist, photographer From 1949 to 1951 Gubbels attended the Rotterdam Crafts School, where he graduated in advertising painting. He then took an evening course at the Academy of Visual Arts, before studying at the Arnhem School of Art from 1952 to 1958. After his studies he continued to live in Arnhem. In the 1980s Gubbels had a temporary studio in the French department of Ardèche. Klaas Gubbels is known for his still lifes of coffee pots, tables and chairs, rendered in a simple form language. As time went by, his work became increasingly abstract and restricted in terms of visual themes (also known as the strength of his art). He uses various techniques, such as lithography, mural painting, woodcut, objet trouvé, glass, metal and photography, watercolor and oil paint. From 1965 to 1992, Gubbels taught at the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam. He also taught briefly at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague in the 1970s and at the Academy of Visual Arts in Arnhem in the 1980s. Exhibitions and prizes In 1971 Gubbels received the Quarles van Ufford Prize from the Province of Gelderland. In 2004-2005 there was a large retrospective of Gubbels' work in the Museum for Modern Art Arnhem. Many Dutch museums and companies have work by Gubbels in their collections. A number of his works can also be seen in public spaces.

                Art Atelier
              • Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen
                Oct. 26, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen

                Est: €300 - €400

                This silkscreen comes from the folder: Shy shadows. The text sheets are written by: K. Skippers. The folder is published by Bebert. Hand-Signed with monogram and year in pencil. Size: 76 cm. with fold in the center. Klaas GUBBELS (Rotterdam 1934) Painter, sculptor, graphic artist, photographer From 1949 to 1951 Gubbels attended the Rotterdam Crafts School, where he graduated in advertising painting. He then took an evening course at the Academy of Visual Arts, before studying at the Arnhem School of Art from 1952 to 1958. After his studies he continued to live in Arnhem. In the 1980s Gubbels had a temporary studio in the French department of Ardèche. Klaas Gubbels is known for his still lifes of coffee pots, tables and chairs, rendered in a simple form language. As time went by, his work became increasingly abstract and restricted in terms of visual themes (also known as the strength of his art). He uses various techniques, such as lithography, mural painting, woodcut, objet trouvé, glass, metal and photography, watercolor and oil paint. From 1965 to 1992, Gubbels taught at the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam. He also taught briefly at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague in the 1970s and at the Academy of Visual Arts in Arnhem in the 1980s. Exhibitions and prizes In 1971 Gubbels received the Quarles van Ufford Prize from the Province of Gelderland. In 2004-2005 there was a large retrospective of Gubbels' work in the Museum for Modern Art Arnhem. Many Dutch museums and companies have work by Gubbels in their collections. A number of his works can also be seen in public spaces.

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              • Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen
                Oct. 26, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen

                Est: €300 - €400

                This silkscreen comes from the folder: Shy shadows. The text sheets are written by: K. Skippers. The folder is published by Bebert. Hand-Signed with monogram and year in pencil. Size: 76x56 cm. with fold in the center. Klaas GUBBELS (Rotterdam 1934) Painter, sculptor, graphic artist, photographer From 1949 to 1951 Gubbels attended the Rotterdam Crafts School, where he graduated in advertising painting. He then took an evening course at the Academy of Visual Arts, before studying at the Arnhem School of Art from 1952 to 1958. After his studies he continued to live in Arnhem. In the 1980s Gubbels had a temporary studio in the French department of Ardèche. Klaas Gubbels is known for his still lifes of coffee pots, tables and chairs, rendered in a simple form language. As time went by, his work became increasingly abstract and restricted in terms of visual themes (also known as the strength of his art). He uses various techniques, such as lithography, mural painting, woodcut, objet trouvé, glass, metal and photography, watercolour and oil paint. From 1965 to 1992, Gubbels taught at the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam. He also taught briefly at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague in the 1970s and at the Academy of Visual Arts in Arnhem in the 1980s. Exhibitions and prizes In 1971 Gubbels received the Quarles van Ufford Prize from the Province of Gelderland. In 2004-2005 there was a large retrospective of Gubbels' work in the Museum for Modern Art Arnhem. Many Dutch museums and companies have work by Gubbels in their collections. A number of his works can also be seen in public spaces.

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              • Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen
                Oct. 26, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen

                Est: €300 - €400

                This silkscreen comes from the folder: Shy shadows. The text sheets are written by: K. Skippers. The folder is published by Bebert. Hand-Signed with monogram and year in pencil. Size: 76x56 cm. with fold in the center. Klaas GUBBELS (Rotterdam 1934) Painter, sculptor, graphic artist, photographer From 1949 to 1951 Gubbels attended the Rotterdam Crafts School, where he graduated in advertising painting. He then took an evening course at the Academy of Visual Arts, before studying at the Arnhem School of Art from 1952 to 1958. After his studies he continued to live in Arnhem. In the 1980s Gubbels had a temporary studio in the French department of Ardèche. Klaas Gubbels is known for his still lifes of coffee pots, tables and chairs, rendered in a simple form language. As time went by, his work became increasingly abstract and restricted in terms of visual themes (also known as the strength of his art). He uses various techniques, such as lithography, mural painting, woodcut, objet trouvé, glass, metal and photography, watercolor and oil paint. From 1965 to 1992, Gubbels taught at the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam. He also taught briefly at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague in the 1970s and at the Academy of Visual Arts in Arnhem in the 1980s. Exhibitions and prizes In 1971 Gubbels received the Quarles van Ufford Prize from the Province of Gelderland. In 2004-2005 there was a large retrospective of Gubbels' work in the Museum for Modern Art Arnhem. Many Dutch museums and companies have work by Gubbels in their collections. A number of his works can also be seen in public spaces.

                Art Atelier
              • Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen
                Oct. 26, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen

                Est: €300 - €400

                This silkscreen comes from the folder: Shy shadows. The text sheets are written by: K. Skippers. The folder is published by Bebert. Hand-Signed with monogram and year in pencil. Size: 76x56 cm. with fold in the center. Klaas GUBBELS (Rotterdam 1934) Painter, sculptor, graphic artist, photographer From 1949 to 1951 Gubbels attended the Rotterdam Crafts School, where he graduated in advertising painting. He then took an evening course at the Academy of Visual Arts, before studying at the Arnhem School of Art from 1952 to 1958. After his studies he continued to live in Arnhem. In the 1980s Gubbels had a temporary studio in the French department of Ardèche. Klaas Gubbels is known for his still lifes of coffee pots, tables and chairs, rendered in a simple form language. As time went by, his work became increasingly abstract and restricted in terms of visual themes (also known as the strength of his art). He uses various techniques, such as lithography, mural painting, woodcut, objet trouvé, glass, metal and photography, watercolour and oil paint. From 1965 to 1992, Gubbels taught at the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam. He also taught briefly at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague in the 1970s and at the Academy of Visual Arts in Arnhem in the 1980s. Exhibitions and prizes In 1971 Gubbels received the Quarles van Ufford Prize from the Province of Gelderland. In 2004-2005 there was a large retrospective of Gubbels' work in the Museum for Modern Art Arnhem. Many Dutch museums and companies have work by Gubbels in their collections. A number of his works can also be seen in public spaces.

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              • Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen
                Oct. 26, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen

                Est: €300 - €400

                This silkscreen comes from the folder: Shy shadows. The text sheets are written by: K. Skippers. The folder is published by Bebert. Hand-Signed with monogram and year in pencil. Size: 76 cm. with fold in the center. Klaas GUBBELS (Rotterdam 1934) Painter, sculptor, graphic artist, photographer From 1949 to 1951 Gubbels attended the Rotterdam Crafts School, where he graduated in advertising painting. He then took an evening course at the Academy of Visual Arts, before studying at the Arnhem School of Art from 1952 to 1958. After his studies he continued to live in Arnhem. In the 1980s Gubbels had a temporary studio in the French department of Ardèche. Klaas Gubbels is known for his still lifes of coffee pots, tables and chairs, rendered in a simple form language. As time went by, his work became increasingly abstract and restricted in terms of visual themes (also known as the strength of his art). He uses various techniques, such as lithography, mural painting, woodcut, objet trouvé, glass, metal and photography, watercolour and oil paint. From 1965 to 1992, Gubbels taught at the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam. He also taught briefly at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague in the 1970s and at the Academy of Visual Arts in Arnhem in the 1980s. Exhibitions and prizes In 1971 Gubbels received the Quarles van Ufford Prize from the Province of Gelderland. In 2004-2005 there was a large retrospective of Gubbels' work in the Museum for Modern Art Arnhem. Many Dutch museums and companies have work by Gubbels in their collections. A number of his works can also be seen in public spaces.

                Art Atelier
              • Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen
                Oct. 26, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen

                Est: €300 - €400

                This silkscreen comes from the folder: Shy shadows. The text sheets are written by: K. Skippers. The folder is published by Bebert. Hand-Signed with monogram and year in pencil. Size: 76x56 cm. with fold in the center. Klaas GUBBELS (Rotterdam 1934) Painter, sculptor, graphic artist, photographer From 1949 to 1951 Gubbels attended the Rotterdam Crafts School, where he graduated in advertising painting. He then took an evening course at the Academy of Visual Arts, before studying at the Arnhem School of Art from 1952 to 1958. After his studies he continued to live in Arnhem. In the 1980s Gubbels had a temporary studio in the French department of Ardèche. Klaas Gubbels is known for his still lifes of coffee pots, tables and chairs, rendered in a simple form language. As time went by, his work became increasingly abstract and restricted in terms of visual themes (also known as the strength of his art). He uses various techniques, such as lithography, mural painting, woodcut, objet trouvé, glass, metal and photography, watercolor and oil paint. From 1965 to 1992, Gubbels taught at the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam. He also taught briefly at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague in the 1970s and at the Academy of Visual Arts in Arnhem in the 1980s. Exhibitions and prizes In 1971 Gubbels received the Quarles van Ufford Prize from the Province of Gelderland. In 2004-2005 there was a large retrospective of Gubbels' work in the Museum for Modern Art Arnhem. Many Dutch museums and companies have work by Gubbels in their collections. A number of his works can also be seen in public spaces.

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              • Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen
                Oct. 26, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen

                Est: €300 - €400

                This silkscreen comes from the folder: Shy shadows. The text sheets are written by: K. Skippers. The folder is published by Bebert. Hand-Signed with monogram and year in pencil. Size: 76x56 cm. with fold in the center. Klaas GUBBELS (Rotterdam 1934) Painter, sculptor, graphic artist, photographer From 1949 to 1951 Gubbels attended the Rotterdam Crafts School, where he graduated in advertising painting. He then took an evening course at the Academy of Visual Arts, before studying at the Arnhem School of Art from 1952 to 1958. After his studies he continued to live in Arnhem. In the 1980s Gubbels had a temporary studio in the French department of Ardèche. Klaas Gubbels is known for his still lifes of coffee pots, tables and chairs, rendered in a simple form language. As time went by, his work became increasingly abstract and restricted in terms of visual themes (also known as the strength of his art). He uses various techniques, such as lithography, mural painting, woodcut, objet trouvé, glass, metal and photography, watercolor and oil paint. From 1965 to 1992, Gubbels taught at the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam. He also taught briefly at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague in the 1970s and at the Academy of Visual Arts in Arnhem in the 1980s. Exhibitions and prizes In 1971 Gubbels received the Quarles van Ufford Prize from the Province of Gelderland. In 2004-2005 there was a large retrospective of Gubbels' work in the Museum for Modern Art Arnhem. Many Dutch museums and companies have work by Gubbels in their collections. A number of his works can also be seen in public spaces.

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              • KLAAS GUBBELS (1934 - )
                Oct. 19, 2024

                KLAAS GUBBELS (1934 - )

                Est: €400 - €800

                KLAAS GUBBELS (1934 - ) - "stilleven" - olieverf op doek - gesigneerd en gedateerd 2001 - achteraan monogram K.G. - Hollandse school - 30 x 40 cm

                DEWIT Auctions
              • KLAAS GUBBELS (1934 - )
                Oct. 19, 2024

                KLAAS GUBBELS (1934 - )

                Est: €400 - €800

                KLAAS GUBBELS (1934 - ) - "Table Japonaise" - acryl en waterverf op hendgeschept Japans papier - gesigneerd en gedateerd 1986 - Hollandse school - Provenence: galerie WANSINK (Roermond) - 55 x 55 cm

                DEWIT Auctions
              • Klaas Gubbels (1934)
                Oct. 16, 2024

                Klaas Gubbels (1934)

                Est: €700 - €1,000

                Tafeltje-dek-je, signed with initials and dated ’KG'97' and numbered 40/100 (at one of the table legs), painted wood, 48x35x28 cm, Provenance: Acquired from Museum de Beyerd, Breda, thence by descent to the present owner,

                Venduehuis der Notarissen
              • Klaas Gubbels (1934)
                Oct. 16, 2024

                Klaas Gubbels (1934)

                Est: €1,000 - €1,500

                A collection of 3D New Year cards dating from 2012 to 2024 , all signed and dated (engraved and written) 'Heleen en Klaas Gubbels', 13 steel plate cut-outs, partially painted, dimensions from 9,5x5,5 cm to 17x9x4 cm,

                Venduehuis der Notarissen
              • Klaas Gubbels (1934)
                Oct. 16, 2024

                Klaas Gubbels (1934)

                Est: €1,500 - €2,000

                Tafelzitster (Table seater), signed and dated 'KGubbels '82' (lower right), oil on canvas, 65x55 cm (68x57,5 m incl. frame), Provenance: Acquired from Galerie Delta, Rotterdam, thence by descent to the present owner,

                Venduehuis der Notarissen
              • Klaas Gubbels (1934-) Tafeltje met twee punten, gesigneerd en gedateerd r.o
                Oct. 01, 2024

                Klaas Gubbels (1934-) Tafeltje met twee punten, gesigneerd en gedateerd r.o

                Est: €200 - €300

                Klaas Gubbels (1934-) Tafeltje met twee punten, gesigneerd en gedateerd r.o. '76, potlood en aquarel op papier, 29 x 19,5 cm

                Veilinghuis Van Spengen
              • Klaas Gubbels (1934-) 'Tafeltje-dek-je', 1997, gesigneerd en gedateerd op l
                Oct. 01, 2024

                Klaas Gubbels (1934-) 'Tafeltje-dek-je', 1997, gesigneerd en gedateerd op l

                Est: €600 - €800

                Klaas Gubbels (1934-) 'Tafeltje-dek-je', 1997, gesigneerd en gedateerd op linker voorpoot KG '97, beschilderd houten tafeltje met uitneembare houten vormen, h 31 x b 31,5 x d28,3 cm, met figuren staand: h. 48 cm, oplage 10/100

                Veilinghuis Van Spengen
              • Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen.
                Sep. 28, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen.

                Est: €300 - €400

                This silkscreen comes from the folder: Shy shadows. The text sheets are written by: K. Skippers. The folder is published by Bebert. Hand-Signed with monogram and year in pencil. Size: 76x56 cm. with fold in the center. Klaas GUBBELS (Rotterdam 1934) Painter, sculptor, graphic artist, photographer From 1949 to 1951 Gubbels attended the Rotterdam Crafts School, where he graduated in advertising painting. He then took an evening course at the Academy of Visual Arts, before studying at the Arnhem School of Art from 1952 to 1958. After his studies he continued to live in Arnhem. In the 1980s Gubbels had a temporary studio in the French department of Ardèche. Klaas Gubbels is known for his still lifes of coffee pots, tables and chairs, rendered in a simple form language. As time went by, his work became increasingly abstract and restricted in terms of visual themes (also known as the strength of his art). He uses various techniques, such as lithography, mural painting, woodcut, objet trouvé, glass, metal and photography, watercolor and oil paint. From 1965 to 1992, Gubbels taught at the Willem de Kooning Academy in Rotterdam. He also taught briefly at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague in the 1970s and at the Academy of Visual Arts in Arnhem in the 1980s. Exhibitions and prizes In 1971 Gubbels received the Quarles van Ufford Prize from the Province of Gelderland. In 2004-2005 there was a large retrospective of Gubbels' work in the Museum for Modern Art Arnhem. Many Dutch museums and companies have work by Gubbels in their collections. A number of his works can also be seen in public spaces.

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              • Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen
                Sep. 28, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen

                Est: €300 - €400

                Lithography by Klaas Gubbels in perfect condition. This work is from the series "The hole in the hedge". Hand-Signed with monogram, numbered and year in pencil.

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              • Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen
                Sep. 28, 2024

                Gubbels, Klaas - Silkscreen

                Est: €300 - €400

                Lithography by Klaas Gubbels in perfect condition. This work is from the series "The hole in the hedge". Hand-Signed with monogram, numbered and year in pencil.

                Art Atelier
              • KLAAS GUBBELS
                Sep. 20, 2024

                KLAAS GUBBELS

                Est: €200 - €400

                Klaas Gubbels (1934-) While enjoying a drink, color lithograph numbered 9/14 and dated 1957, 44.5x35 cm (damage to paper and stains)

                Derksen Veilingbedrijf
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