Harmut Eing, (1938-2021) Zanzibar in Vlissingen arti et amicitiae The colors are often a

The colors are often a bit dark

The drypoints and etchings reflect a more literal borrowing of Japanese elements than refelctions of the work of Whistler or Monet

An ancestor of the famous 17th century painter of the same name and initials who is best known for his church interiors

Their carefree laughter and spirited expressions evoke a sense of unbridled freedom

created in 1917

Harmut Eing, (1938-2021) Zanzibar in Vlissingen arti et amicitiae The colors are often aOil on canvas, signed and dated XXI lower left, signed, dated 2001 and titled on reverse 79 x 89 cm, 83 x 92 cm with frame Hartmut Eing (1938 2021) Born in Osterwick in 1938, Hartmut Eing spent much of his life in northern Germany, near the mouth of the River Elbe. After training as a surveyor, he pursued a career in education while developing a highly personal artistic practice. Together with his wife Ria Eing, a well known nave painter, he shared a