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Painting, After David Artz, Matthijs Theodorus Salk (D.1938), "Sewing School"!

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Painting, After David Artz, Matthijs Theodorus Salk (D.1938), "Sewing School"!Gorgeous Painting, After David Artz, Matthijs Theodorus Salk (D. 1938), "Sewing School"! The product is a large antique painting by Matthijs Theodorus Salk, titled "The Sewing School at Katwijk." This post war oil painting depicts women sewing and measures approximately 59. 25 inches in length and 46 inches in height. The painting is framed and signed by the artist, making it a unique and valuable piece of art. Perfect for those interested in antique

Gorgeous Painting, After David Artz, Matthijs Theodorus Salk (D.1938), "Sewing School"!
The product is a large antique painting by Matthijs Theodorus Salk, titled "The Sewing School at Katwijk." This post-war oil painting depicts women sewing and measures approximately 59.25 inches in length and 46 inches in height. The painting is framed and signed by the artist, making it a unique and valuable piece of art. Perfect for those interested in antique artwork, sewing school themes, and the 20th century, this painting captures a nostalgic and charming scene from the past.
Offered here is a substantial oil on canvas painting by Matthijs Theodorus Salk (d. 1938), executed after the well-known composition by Dutch genre painter David Adolph Constant Artz (1837–1890).
Titled “The Sewing School at Katwijk” (inscription on verso), the painting depicts a quiet Dutch interior scene with women and a young girl gathered around a table engaged in needlework. The composition features warm tonal lighting, period furnishings, and a stained glass window displaying heraldic imagery—faithfully capturing the spirit of the original 19th-century Dutch genre tradition.
Details:
Artist: Matthijs Theodorus Salk (after David Artz)
Medium: Oil on canvas
Subject: Dutch interior / sewing school scene
Sight Size: approx. 37.5" H x 50.75" W
Overall Framed Size: approx. 46" H x 59.25" W
Weight: approx. 24.5 lbs
Frame: Gilt frame (included)
The painting is inscribed on the reverse:
“The Sewing School at Katwijk.”
This is a large, impressive decorative work ideal for traditional interiors, collectors of Dutch genre scenes, or those seeking a museum-style statement piece.
Condition:
Canvas appears stable and properly mounted in frame. Please review photographs closely for surface condition and frame wear consistent with age.
This is not a print — it is an original oil painting executed after Artz’s composition.
A striking and sizable example of early 20th-century Dutch revival genre painting.
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