His paintings have been featured in numerous auctions and exhibitions, reflecting enduring appreciation for his artistic contributions. Notable works include "Landscape with Blossom Trees" and "A View of 'Deil aan de Linge'," both exemplifying his mastery in portraying the serene Dutch landscape

an van Anrooij (1901–1988) was a Dutch painter celebrated for his impressionist landscapes that vividly depict the Netherlands' natural beauty. Born on July 20, 1901, in Zaltbommel, he pursued formal art education at the School for Art, Technology, and Craft in Den Bosch under the tutelage of painter Huib Luns. Throughout his career, van Anrooij drew inspiration from the Dutch countryside, capturing scenes of meadows, canals, flowering orchards, beaches, and the sea. His works are distinguished by bold brushstrokes and vibrant colors, embodying the essence of Dutch impressionism. Van Anrooij's life was marked by frequent relocations. He lived and worked in various Dutch cities, including Zaltbommel, Den Bosch, Zoutelande, Elst, The Hague, and Deil near the Linge River in Gelderland. Additionally, he spent a period in South Africa, which may have influenced his artistic perspective. His paintings have been featured in numerous auctions and exhibitions, reflecting enduring appreciation for his artistic contributions. Notable works include "Landscape with Blossom Trees" and "A View of 'Deil aan de Linge'," both exemplifying his mastery in portraying the serene Dutch landscape. Jan van Anrooij passed away in 1988 in Tricht, located in the Betuwe region he cherished. His legacy endures through his artworks, which continue to captivate collectors and art enthusiasts worldwide.