A key figure in Amsterdam Impressionism, Dutch artist George Hendrik Breitner is noted for his raw, realistic style, often painting "en plein air" throughout the Netherlands. Seeing himself as "le peintre du peuple" (the people's painter), he recorded city life in Amsterdam with bold, sweeping brush strokes. In "Warehouses on the Teertuinen," the artist captures a scene of warehouses in earthy brown and green hues. CB2 exclusive.
Developed with General Public founder Portia de Rossi, the Art Patron collection was born out of a vision of making fine art accessible for all using groundbreaking 3-D technology. The General Public Synograph ™ redefines the limits of printing, recreating every detail of the original artwork with total fidelity. Capturing the nuances of brushwork and technique, these textured prints are an authentic expression of the artist's hand.
| • | Original artwork by George Hendrik Breitner |
| • | Reproduced as a General Public Synograph™ on canvas |
| • | Wood frame |
| • | Wipe with a soft, dry cloth |
