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Sal Meijer

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Due to the simplicity of Meijer's paintings and his modest attitude - he did not regard his paintings as works of art but as craftmanship - his work was often labeled as "naive" and "primitive". However, a re-evaluation of his work began in 1957 with the article "Onze grootste moderne primitief -
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His marriage to the non-Jewish Liesje Giehl in 1930 caused so much friction with his parents that he moved out of his parents' home and moved the following year to the village of Blaricum, which had a vibrant artists' community. Following the German occupation of the Netherlands during
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In 1957, he was honored at a ceremony by the Blaricum artists' society to mark his 80th birthday. At this occasion, the Dutch state purchased one of his paintings, depicting the
245: 134:. In his youth, he worked in the diamond industry while studying art. He devoted himself full-time to painting in 1914. His first one-man exhibition was in 1926. 303: 358: 112:, February 1, 1965) was a Dutch painter, primarily known for his paintings of cats and Amsterdam city views. Works by Meijer are on view at the 348: 186:("Sal Meijer, not that naive") by Agnes Grondman followed in 1986. In 1990, a small book about his paintings of cats was published, 338: 333: 353: 190:("Sal Meijer: Raphael of cats") by Nicole Ex. (The title Raphael of Cats had previously been given to Swiss artist 328: 182:
Schilder van betekenis" ("Our greatest modern primitive - Painter of importance") by Kasper Niehuis. The book
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in Amsterdam presented an overview of his work. After his death in 1965, a memorial exhibition was held at
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Meijer's work was included in the 1939 exhibition and sale
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palace. Meijer was buried at the Jewish cemetery in
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Salomon Meijer

Amsterdam
Blaricum
Jewish Historical Museum
Kattenkabinet
Zwanenburgwal
Jewish
diamond-cutters
Onze Kunst van Heden
Rijksmuseum
World War II
mixed marriage
Raamgracht
Stedelijk Museum
Zeist
Muiderberg
Gottfried Mind
Melle Oldeboerrigter
Arti et Amicitiae
"Sal Meijer"
"Onze kunst van heden, 1939 -"
Dictionary of Phrase and Fable
Jewish Historical Museum
Kattenkabinet
Sal Meijer's Cats
Categories
1877 births
1965 deaths
Jewish painters

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