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Summertime
Painting ID:: 54270
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Willem Roelofs
Summertime
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1862
Oil on canvas
27x49.2cm
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Figures On A Country Road Along A Waterway
Painting ID:: 67096
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Willem Roelofs
Figures On A Country Road Along A Waterway
Figures On A Country Road Along A Waterway, A Windmill In The Distance
Oil on canvas, 47 x 73 cm (18 1/2 x 28 5/8 inches)
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In t Gein bij Abcoude.
Painting ID:: 86695
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Willem Roelofs
In t Gein bij Abcoude.
Date between 1870(1870) and 1897(1897)
Medium Oil on canvas
Dimensions 45 x 68 cm (17.7 x 26.8 in)
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In t Gein bij Abcoude
Painting ID:: 91171
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Willem Roelofs
In t Gein bij Abcoude
between 1870(1870) and 1897(1897)
Medium oil on canvas
Dimensions 45 x 68 cm (17.7 x 26.8 in)
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The Milking Curve
Painting ID:: 91550
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Willem Roelofs
The Milking Curve
1870 - 1897
Medium oil on panel
Dimensions 11 x 26 cm (4.3 x 10.2 in)
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Willem Roelofs
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Dutch Painter, 1822-1897
Dutch painter. He is said to have made his first sketches at the age of four; at fifteen he completed his first landscape painting. Many of these early works are in the print rooms of the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, and the Gemeentemuseum, The Hague. In c. 1837-8 he was apprenticed to the amateur painter Abraham Hendrik de Winter (1800-61) in Utrecht, where the Roelofs family had moved in 1826. In 1838 he entered his first paintings in the Exhibition of Living Masters in Amsterdam and Rotterdam. In the late summer of 1840 Roelofs became a pupil of the landscape and animal painter Hendrik van de Sande Bakhuyzen (1795-1860), with whom he made a study trip to Germany in 1841. Roelofs took a special interest in nature: he applied himself energetically both to painting and drawing, almost always selecting landscape subjects. He also studied entomology and accumulated a large collection of insects. After his training he returned to his parents in Utrecht. |
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