Evert Jan Boks was a Dutch-Belgian genre and portrait painter, born in Beekbergen in 1838 and active primarily in Antwerp, where he spent the greater part of...
Born in Raalte in 1786, Gerrit Hendrik Göbel was a Dutch landscape painter whose work grew from the rural traditions of Salland and the early Romantic sensib...
Jacob van der Does II was an accomplished Dutch artist known predominantly for landscape paintings.
Born in The Hague to Jacob van der Does the Elder and Mar...
Johannes Vollevens I was a renowned Dutch portraitist who trained under Jan de Baen (1633-1702) and worked predominately in The Hague.
Born in Geertruidenber...
Frans van der Mijn was an exceedingly talented Dutch portraitist, renowned for his ‘considerable merit as an artist’ but also his apparent lack of decorum.
B...
Jan de Baen was a renowned Dutch Golden Age portraitist who worked predominantly in The Hague for distinguished aristocratic patrons.
Hailing from Haarlem in...
Remigius van Haanen (1812-1894) was a distinguished painter/etcher of landscapes and genre scenes.
Romanticism during the early 19th century celebrated the i...
Hailing from Utrecht, The Netherlands, Johannes Philippus Galjaard was an academy-trained landscape painter and architect.
When considering the works of Galj...
Adrianus Hendrikus de Bruine was an astute Dutch painter of landscapes. Training initially as a lawyer, his artistic prowess was seemingly self-propelled and...