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Leo Gestel  (1881-1941, NL)
Artist Rank (2007): 15094 –   Chart

Most exhibitions in:
Netherlands 9



Most exhibitions with:
Name Rank
Jan Sluijters  4883 3
Wim Schuhmacher  8341 3
Piet Mondriaan  152 3



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Leo GESTEL (1881-1941)
"MISS RED", Painting, Mixed media/paper (SPAIN)


Leo GESTEL (1881-1941)
"Fluchtende Belgen", Drawing-Watercolour, Mixed media (UNITED STATES)


Leo GESTEL (1881-1941)
"Before the entrance of the theater", Painting, Mixed media (NETHERLANDS)


Leo GESTEL (1881-1941)
"Bloemstilleven ", Painting, Oil (NETHERLANDS)


Leo GESTEL (1881-1941)
"Druilig weer aan de Amstel ", Painting, Oil/canvas (NETHERLANDS)




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Biography  Report Missing Data

22.11.1881
Born in Woerden, ZH (NL)

Leo Gestel received his first lessons from his father W. Gestel (1853-1952) and went on to continue his training at the Rijksnormaalschool and Rijksacademie in Amsterdam from 1900 to 1903. His friends nicknamed him «Leonardo» because of his great skills as a draughtsman. Indeed, Gestel and Toorop were undeniably the best draughtsmen of their generation, followed closely by Piet van der Hem. After completing his studies Gestel travelled extensively in Europe. His interpretation of Cubism between 1913 and 1920 was an important impulse for the emergence of modern art in The Netherlands. Together with Jan Sluijters he was one of the most important innovators in The Netherlands at that time. He was also a leading figure of the Bergen School. His refined feeling for rhythm and colour composition gives his works a uniquely elevated appearance. Gestel was one of the most important pre-war Dutch painters and an expert adviser to major collectors of modern art, such as his contemporary Regnault, founding father of the Stedelijk Museum in Amsterdam.

26.11.1941
Died in Hilversum, NH (NL)
 
Public exhibitions  10  Report

Solo shows   1

2002
Leo Gestel
Museum Kranenburgh, Bergen NH 


Group shows   9

2007
Jongkind tot Van der Leck
Armando Museum, Amersfoort 
De Bewijzen van het Reizen - de Bergense School op reis in de jaren twintig.
Museum Kranenburgh, Bergen NH 
Museumstukken
Rijksmuseum Twenthe - Museum voor oude en moderne kunst, Enschede 

2006
Zo ziet het paradijs eruit I
De Hallen, Haarlem 

2004
Il Cubismo. Rivoluzione e tradizione
Palazzo dei Diamanti, Ferrara 

2003
Collection display - Painting from the Interbellum
Stedelijk van Abbemuseum, Eindhoven 

2002
Interieur met dame
Fries Museum, Leeuwarden 
Liefde op het eerste gezicht
Noordbrabants Museum, s-Hertogenbosch 

2000
Fall-exhibition
recommended Paol & Co. Fine Art, Maastricht 


Dealer Directory  1   Report Missing Data


Netherlands

 recommended institution Paol & Co. Fine Art, Maastricht  


Public collections  8   Report Missing Data


Netherlands

 Drents Museum, Assen  
 De Hallen, Haarlem  
 Frans Hals Museum, Haarlem  
 Singer Laren, Laren  
 Kröller-Müller museum, Otterlo  
 Museum van Bommel van Dam, Venlo  

Spain

 Es Baluard Museu d’Art Modern i Contemporani de Palma, Palma de Mallorca  

USA

 MFA - Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, Boston, MA  


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