Portret van Matie breiend

1944
39.8cm x 32.0cm
linen, oil paint
Private collection, NL
CID: 2791

Constant and his partner Matie van Domselaer, who would become his wife in 1942, lived at Sarphatipark 42 II (Bollandpark for the Germans),  in Amsterdam during the Second World War: from 1943 until 1945. During the war, artists were required to register with the Reich Chamber of Culture to be allowed to continue their practice. Constant did not register and would therefore hide in the crawl space between his floor and the floor below him, during raids (razzia's).

Stilleven

1944
50.5cm x 60.0cm
linen, oil paint
Collection Fondation Constant, NL
CID: 2912

Zelfportret

1944
31.7cm x 24.4cm
paper, pencil
Private collection, NL
CID: 2590

Circa 1944.

ZT/Bloemen in een vaas

1944
41.9cm x 32.1cm
paper, watercolour
Private collection, NL
CID: 2792

ZT/Landschap

1944
26.0cm x 34.6cm
paper, pencil, watercolour
Private collection, NL
CID: 2793

De bergrede

1943
60.3cm x 44.0cm
linen, oil paint
Private collection, NL
CID: 1396

Zelfportret

1942
95.0cm x 76.0cm
linen, oil paint
Private collection, NL
CID: 272

circa 1942

Zelfportret-verso | Not in Archive

1941
40.5cm x 31.0cm
paper, pencil
Private collection, NL
CID: 1112

On the back of the Self Portrait recto is another Self Portrait.

Meisje

1940
29.0cm x 12.0cm
paper, pencil
Collection unknown
CID: 2526

Ontbijtje

1940
83.5cm x 83.5cm
linen, oil paint
Private collection, NL
CID: 273

Circa 1940

In the documentary Constant, avant le départ, 2005, the work is shown to Constant. He remarks about the work: The design is weak but the colours are good.