Jan Mankes

1889–1920 · Kingdom of the Netherlands

Jan Mankes (15 August 1889 – 23 April 1920) was a Dutch painter. He produced around 200 paintings, 100 drawings and 50 prints before dying of tuberculosis at the age of 30. His restrained, detailed work ranged from self-portraits to landscapes and studies of birds and animals. Wikipedia

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Works

“Woman in front of her house”, 1914 — Rijksmuseum
“Self-portrait with owl”, 1911 — Museum Arnhem
“Young white goat”, 1914 — Museum Arnhem
“Self-portrait 1912”, 1912 — Museum Arnhem
“White Orchid”, 1916 — The New Art Gallery Walsall
“Guineafowl”, 1917 — Museum Belvédère
“Snow landscape with trench”, 1913 — Museum Belvédère
“Portrait of Anne Zernike”, 1918
“Portrait of Anne Zernike (1887-1972)”, 1915 — private collection dr. Annie Mankes-Zernike
“Girl with white flower”, 1911 — Museum Arnhem
“White rabbit, standing”, 1910
“White rabbit”, 1909 — Centraal Museum
“Portrait of Annie Mankes-Zernike”, 1916 — Fries Museum
“Self-portrait by Jan Mankes”, 1912 — Fries Museum
“The old goat”, 1912 — Fries Museum
“Portrait of Beint Mankes (1850-1916)”, 1914 — Museum Arnhem
“Self-portrait 1918”, 1918 — private collection dr. Annie Mankes-Zernike
“Mother in Interior”, 1912 — Museum Belvédère
“Glass with lily”, 1910 — Museum MORE
“Lilies”, 1910