Opdateret november 2026 · rangeret efter vores popularitetsscore (søgninger, besøg og ordrer for hvert værk) · 66 værker af Jan Mankes i vores katalog
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Af alle de originale værker, som Jan Mankes efterlod, er det mest berømte The Hedgehog (1916). Lige efter følger Little Owl on a Mug (1909) og Evening Landscape (1912). Vores katalog indeholder 66 værker af Jan Mankes; galleriet har bevaret de 66 værker, som verden beundrer mest, hver vist med sin dato, sit museum og sin historie.
In this intimate wood block print, we find a singular moment of stillness. The subject, a hedgehog, is rendered in profile, moving softly from left to right across a void of solid black. There is no landscape to distract the eye, no horizon to ground the creature in a specific field or forest. Instead, the animal exists in a space defined entirely by its own texture. It is a study…
A small owl perches atop a white mug, its presence commanding the quiet space of the composition. The bird looks directly at the viewer, its piercing eyes meeting our gaze with an intensity that feels immediate and alive. There is a profound stillness in this moment, as if the creature has paused mid-breath to observe the world alongside us. The mug, simple and functional with its distinct handle, provides a…
The landscape unfolds in a quiet, nocturnal stillness. A row of slender, silhouetted trees cuts vertically through the composition, their forms softened by an atmospheric haze. Above, a luminous moon hangs in a dusky sky, casting a diffused, indirect light that settles over the terrain. A small figure moves along a suggested path, a solitary presence within the deepening shadows of the evening. The scene is defined by a muted…
The painting presents a close-up profile view of a young child's head, oriented toward the right side of the frame. The subject occupies the majority of the composition, with the head and shoulders positioned against a dark, desaturated teal and greenish-grey background. The lighting originates from the front-left, casting soft shadows that define the contours of the nose, chin, and eye socket. This light creates a subtle gradient across the…
A profile view of a man dominates this intimate portrait, his head and neck occupying the majority of the frame. Facing toward the left, the subject is rendered in a muted palette of ochre, cream, tan, and dark brown. A dark garment absorbs the light, pushing the facial features into a soft, three-dimensional relief. The composition relies on organic, rounded shapes to define the forehead, nose, and jawline, avoiding harsh…
Self-portrait with owl is an oil painting by the Dutch artist Jan Mankes. The work is dated 1911. This portrait depicts the artist himself alongside a barn owl. The subject is positioned in a close-up view, looking directly toward the viewer. The composition places the figure slightly off-center to the right.
A young man stares through the veil of time, his gaze steady and heavy with a quiet melancholy. The face is a study in soft, desaturated tones, where pale flesh meets the dark shadow of hair. He is positioned slightly off-center, a solitary figure emerging from a neutral, greyish-blue void. The light falls from the front-left, tracing the structure of his neck and the stark white of a collar, leaving…
The oil on canvas titled Self-Portrait was painted by Jan Mankes in 1909. This work captures the artist during a period of quiet observation, long before his life was cut short. He was born in Meppel, Netherlands, and his gaze remains fixed upon the viewer from this intimate frame. The image holds the weight of a man who sought the essence of his surroundings through a steady, searching eye.
In "Japanese Vases" by Jan Mankes, a quiet stillness settles over the scene, as if time has paused mid-breath. The composition centers on a collection of objects resting upon a textured surface, arranged with a certain haphazard grace that lends the arrangement an informal, lived-in feel. A ceramic teapot and a cylindrical bottle anchor the grouping with their soft, organic curves, while a small figurine introduces a sharper, more angular…
Jan Mankes produced this Self-Portrait about 1913. The work belongs to a period of intense creative output for the Dutch painter, who was born in 1889. This specific piece captures the artist during his early twenties, a time preceding his death in 1920.
Mother in Interior1912 · Museum Belvédère
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Portrait of Anne Zernike (1887-1972)1915 · Museum Belvédère
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Self-portrait 19121912 · Museum Voor Moderne Kunst
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The old goat1912 · Fries Museum
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Portrait of Annie Mankes-Zernike1916 · Fries Museum
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Jongensportret1915
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Annie Mankes-Zernike1915
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Self-portrait 19181918 · Museum Belvédère
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Portrait of Anne Zernike1918
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Camellias in glass1913 · Groninger Museum
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Selfportrait of Jan Mankes1912 · Fries Museum
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Parelhoen1910 · Museum Belvédère
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Dead Little Bird1908 · Museum Voor Moderne Kunst
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Dead Snipe1910 · Museum Voor Moderne Kunst
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Two Dead Kestrels1909 · Museum Voor Moderne Kunst
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Parchment booklets1909 · Museum Voor Moderne Kunst
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Little Roof Bird on Branch1911 · Museum Voor Moderne Kunst
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White rabbits in autumn forest1911
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Liesje with geese1911
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Glass with lily1910
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White rabbit, standing1910
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White rabbit1909 · Centraal Museum
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Goldfinch on a Branch1910
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Hen with pewter dish1913 · Museum Belvédère
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Crow on Screen1913 · Museum Voor Moderne Kunst
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Nightingales in Evening Mood1912 · Museum Voor Moderne Kunst
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Cologne pot with heron neck1915 · Museum Voor Moderne Kunst
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View of Studio in Eerbeek1917 · Museum Voor Moderne Kunst
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Still Life with Apple Blossom1913 · Museum Voor Moderne Kunst
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Woudsterweg near Oranjewoud1912 · Museum Voor Moderne Kunst
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Vase with Jasmine1913 · Museum Voor Moderne Kunst
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Still Life with Vase1914 · Fries Museum
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Snow landscape with trench1913 · Museum Belvédère
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Guineafowl1917 · Museum Belvédère
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White Orchid1916 · The New Art Gallery Walsall
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Young white goat1914 · Museum Voor Moderne Kunst
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Row of trees1915 · Rijksmuseum
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Vrouw voor haar huis, Jan Mankes, 19141914 · Rijksmuseum
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Dusk1914
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Evening Landscape in Eerbeek1917
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Landscape with Train1915
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Girl with Bird1912
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Milking the Cow1914
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Farmer with Goats1914
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House in De Knipe1914
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Landscape1912
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Goat in the Ditch1913
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Annie Mankes Zernike1916
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Douwe with Spade1915
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Father1914 · Museum Voor Moderne Kunst
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Marmot in Autumn1918
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Eggs
63
Moonlit Night
64
Girl with white flowerMuseum Voor Moderne Kunst
65
Gingerjar with Heath
66
Etend jongetje
De fire motiver, der optræder hyppigst i disse originaler, hver med sit fineste eksempel.
De 8 museer, der rummer flest af malerierne på denne side.
| Museum | By | Værker af Jan Mankes | Malerier fra denne liste |
|---|---|---|---|
 Museum Voor Moderne Kunst |
Arnhem | 20 | Little Child's Head, Father, Self-portrait with owl |
 Museum Belvédère |
Heerenveen | 7 | Mother in Interior, Portrait of Anne Zernike (1887-1972), Self-portrait 1918 |
 Fries Museum |
Leeuwarden | 4 | The old goat, Portrait of Annie Mankes-Zernike, Selfportrait of Jan Mankes |
 Centraal Museum |
Utrecht | 2 | Self-portrait, White rabbit |
 Rijksmuseum |
Amsterdam | 2 | Row of trees, Vrouw voor haar huis, Jan Mankes, 1914 |
 Österreichische Galerie Belvedere |
Wien | 1 | Little Owl on a Mug |
 Groninger Museum |
Groningen | 1 | Camellias in glass |
 The New Art Gallery Walsall |
Walsall | 1 | White Orchid |
Knap et årti, fra 1908 til 1918, gav verden hvert eneste daterede Jan Mankes originalværk i dette udvalg: her er de, år for år.
Vælg et årstal for at se de originale værker.
A small owl perches atop a white mug, its presence commanding the quiet space of the composition. The bird looks directly at the viewer, its piercing eyes meeting our gaze with an intensity that feels immediate and alive. There is a profound stillness in this moment, as if the creature has paused mid-breath to observe the world alongside us. The mug, simple and functional with its distinct handle, provides a…
Mere fra 1909
The painting presents a close-up profile view of a young child's head, oriented toward the right side of the frame. The subject occupies the majority of the composition, with the head and shoulders positioned against a dark, desaturated teal and greenish-grey background. The lighting originates from the front-left, casting soft shadows that define the contours of the nose, chin, and eye socket. This light creates a subtle gradient across the…
Mere fra 1911
The landscape unfolds in a quiet, nocturnal stillness. A row of slender, silhouetted trees cuts vertically through the composition, their forms softened by an atmospheric haze. Above, a luminous moon hangs in a dusky sky, casting a diffused, indirect light that settles over the terrain. A small figure moves along a suggested path, a solitary presence within the deepening shadows of the evening. The scene is defined by a muted…
Mere fra 1912
Jan Mankes produced this Self-Portrait about 1913. The work belongs to a period of intense creative output for the Dutch painter, who was born in 1889. This specific piece captures the artist during his early twenties, a time preceding his death in 1920.
Mere fra 1913
The portrait presents a woman in profile, positioned toward the right side of the vertical frame. She faces left, her gaze directed downward toward a small, dark object or a lamp resting on a table. The figure is rendered in a muted palette of earthy tones, including deep browns, blacks, and an ochre-tinted background. Her blouse is a warm, muted terracotta orange, which provides a singular point of color against…
Mere fra 1915
In this intimate wood block print, we find a singular moment of stillness. The subject, a hedgehog, is rendered in profile, moving softly from left to right across a void of solid black. There is no landscape to distract the eye, no horizon to ground the creature in a specific field or forest. Instead, the animal exists in a space defined entirely by its own texture. It is a study…
Mere fra 1916
Self-portrait 1918 is a work by the Dutch painter Jan Mankes. Born in 1889 in Meppel, Netherlands, Mankes developed a distinct artistic presence before his death in 1920. His career was marked by a prolific output, resulting in approximately 200 paintings.
Mere fra 1918
The Hedgehog (1916). Derefter følger Little Owl on a Mug (1909) og Evening Landscape (1912).
27 år gammel: The Hedgehog er fra 1916, og Jan Mankes blev født i 1889.
The Hedgehog, Little Owl on a Mug, Evening Landscape, Little Child's Head, Father, Self-portrait with owl, Self-portrait, Self-Portrait, Japanese Vases og Self-Portrait. Ranglisten ovenfor viser det enkelte værks årstal og museum.
Vores katalog indeholder 66 værker af Jan Mankes, dateret fra 1908 til 1918.
Primært i Museum Voor Moderne Kunst (Arnhem), Museum Belvédère (Heerenveen) og Fries Museum (Leeuwarden). Museumslisten ovenfor viser dem alle.
I 1912: 9 af de 66 værker på denne side blev skabt dengang, herunder Evening Landscape.
På denne side er det tidligste Dead Little Bird (1908) og det seneste Self-portrait 1918 (1918).
Man (8), Face (7) og Profile (6), fordelt på de 66 værker på denne side.
Oil On Canvas, for 13 af de 66 værker på denne side.
Little Child's Head, Father og Self-portrait with owl: Museum Voor Moderne Kunst, Arnhem har 20 af værkerne på denne side.
