Jan Sluyters
1881–1957 · Dutch · 30 artworks
FauvismCubismExpressionismPost-ImpressionismBold color palettesSimplified formsDynamic brushworkExploration of lightStylistic synthesis
artist bio
Jan Sluyters was a Dutch painter who played a key role in introducing modern art movements to the Netherlands. He experimented with various styles, including Fauvism, Cubism, and Expressionism, contributing to the development of Dutch modernism.
what you'll learn
Studying Sluyters' work allows students to explore the transition from traditional to modern art, and to understand how an artist can synthesize multiple styles to create a unique visual language. Students can also learn about color theory and composition through his diverse body of work.
related: Henri Matisse, Ernst Ludwig Kirchner, Piet Mondrian
30 artworks
Still life with fruit
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Houses in the Jordaan
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Composition (earthly and heavenly Love)
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Still Life with Spring Flowers
1926
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Portrait of a lady in red
1912
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Full moon on the water
1912
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The daughter of Sormani
1917
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Still life with standing nude
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Hat with flowers
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Sawmill Het Luipaard
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Paris cityview
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Heeze
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Townview, Amsterdam "Het Rokin"
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Self-portrait
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View on road
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Landscape by Moonlight II
1911
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Portrait of the 20-year-old Ina Leaves
1932
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Woman
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Sunrise
1910
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Girl at a red sofa
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Portrait of an art collector Beffe
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Landscape with full moon
1910
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Selling
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Moon night
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Houses in the snow print
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Portrait of a young lady with a veil
1907
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Still life with flowers
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Leidseplein
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Portrait of the painter's granddaughter Anne
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House at the Achterweg
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