Willem Roelofs (1822-1897) - Landschap

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€130
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Willem Roelofs’s 19th-century oil-on-canvas landscape, titled Landschap, depicts a Dutch countryside scene and is sold framed.

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Description from the seller

Beautiful landscape by Willem Roelofs (1822–1897), one of the most important Dutch landscape painters of the 19th century and a leading representative of the Hague School.

The painting shows a serene Dutch landscape with an open meadow, characteristic trees and a rural fence under a cloudy sky. The subtle handling of light, natural color tones and loose, decisive brushwork give the work a particularly atmospheric character.

The composition is characteristic of Roelofs’ attention to the Dutch landscape, in which light, space and mood are central.

Specifications

* Artist: Willem Roelofs (1822–1897)
* Medium: Oil on canvas
* Unframed dimensions: 39 × 28 cm
* Framed dimensions: 46 × 36 cm
* Signature: Bottom right
* Condition: Good condition
* Provenance: Private collection
* Frame: Elegant classic wooden frame with gold finish

About the artist

Willem Roelofs is among the founders of the Hague School. He worked in both the Netherlands and Belgium and played an important role in the development of Dutch landscape painting. His work is characterized by a refined rendering of light, atmosphere and the rural landscape.

His paintings are housed, among others, in the collections of the Rijksmuseum and the Kunstmuseum Den Haag.

A particularly attractive and characterful 19th-century landscape, beautifully presented in a matching classical frame.

The painting is carefully packaged and shipped with tracking.

Beautiful landscape by Willem Roelofs (1822–1897), one of the most important Dutch landscape painters of the 19th century and a leading representative of the Hague School.

The painting shows a serene Dutch landscape with an open meadow, characteristic trees and a rural fence under a cloudy sky. The subtle handling of light, natural color tones and loose, decisive brushwork give the work a particularly atmospheric character.

The composition is characteristic of Roelofs’ attention to the Dutch landscape, in which light, space and mood are central.

Specifications

* Artist: Willem Roelofs (1822–1897)
* Medium: Oil on canvas
* Unframed dimensions: 39 × 28 cm
* Framed dimensions: 46 × 36 cm
* Signature: Bottom right
* Condition: Good condition
* Provenance: Private collection
* Frame: Elegant classic wooden frame with gold finish

About the artist

Willem Roelofs is among the founders of the Hague School. He worked in both the Netherlands and Belgium and played an important role in the development of Dutch landscape painting. His work is characterized by a refined rendering of light, atmosphere and the rural landscape.

His paintings are housed, among others, in the collections of the Rijksmuseum and the Kunstmuseum Den Haag.

A particularly attractive and characterful 19th-century landscape, beautifully presented in a matching classical frame.

The painting is carefully packaged and shipped with tracking.

Details

Sold with frame
Yes
Sold by
Owner or reseller
Artist
Willem Roelofs (1822-1897)
Title of artwork
Landschap
Technique
Oil painting
Signature
Hand signed
Country of origin
Netherlands
Condition
Good condition
Height
28 cm
Width
39 cm
Depiction/theme
Landscape
Style
Impressionism
Period
19th century
Sold by
The NetherlandsVerified
220
Objects sold
Private

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