Petrus Johannes (Piet) Teunissen (Amsterdam, 23 May 1890 - Dongen, 9 November 1958) was a Dutch painter. He also made many drawings and etchings. Piet Teunissen was educated in Amsterdam, after preparatory studies at the national museum drawingschool with J.W.H. Berden and most recently from 1916-1918 as a loan-student at the national academy of fine arts. Pupil of Carel Lodewyk Dake and Nicolaas van der Waay. In 1911, he took part in the action of the ‘Bond Heemschut’ against disfiguring advertisements in the landscape. That year, he was (at the age of twenty-one) a member of artists association Sint Lucas. At the end of 1921, he was appointed as a drawing teacher at the Grafisch Lyceum in Eindhoven, where he retired in 1955. Since 1922, he lived in Eindhoven. Work of Teunissen included both oil paintings and etchings, as well as pastel and black crayon drawings. The etchings mostly concerned Amsterdam and Eindhoven cityscapes. Teunissen lived in Eindhoven since 1922 and painted various farms, landscapes, houses, interiors and clogs manufacturers in Best and Oirschot. The painting comes from a private collection. During the auction, it is possible to view the artwork at art dealer Art Dumay in Nuenen.