Paul Citroen
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Paul Citroen
Paul Citroen (1896–1983) was a renowned Dutch artist best known for his paintings and drawings of urban life. He was born in Amsterdam, where he grew up and attended the Royal Academy of Arts. His works often depicted his surroundings, including the red-light district and the people of Amsterdam, with a particular focus on the working class. His paintings and drawings often featured bright colors and a sense of movement, reflecting the hustle and bustle of the city. He is regarded as one of the most important Dutch painters of the early 20th century. His renowned works include 'Amsterdam Cityscape' (1930), 'The Red Light District' (1932), 'The Three Graces of Amsterdam' (1934), 'The Seated Couple' (1936), and 'Sailors in the Harbor' (1938).
Paul Citroen, Dutch artist, Amsterdam, urban scenes, painting, drawing.
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