The following works that portray the nude impressionism (with some more explicit pieces!) by Harry Maas (1906-1982) are from a set of 13 pieces that included etchings and watercolors. They were offered at an auction held several years ago in the Netherlands.
Trademark
Maas was a painter of mainly female beauty. He rarely exhibited his work after 1950. Besides portraits, floral still lifes and townscapes, nude studies were his trademark.

Fig.1. ‘Toos and Nel‘ (1955)

Fig.3. ‘Toos and Chris‘

Fig.4. ‘2 Studies‘
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Fig.7. (1970)
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Fig.12. 'Addy '
Fig.13. Etching
Fig.14. Etching
Fig.15. Etching
Fig.16. Watercolor of lying nude entitled Titia (1970s)
Fig.17. Oil on board Lying nude (1973)
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Fig.20. (1971)
Fig.21. Lying female nude looking at herself in the mirror (1960)
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Fig.23. Watercolor 'Couple making love on chair' (1979)
The following short exciting video features 10 more pieces by Harry Maas’ Nude Impressionism:
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