Anthony de Meijier (1806-1867) - Molen in romantisch landschap

Anthony Andreas de Meijier (The Hague, 1806-1867) was a Dutch painter, best known for his winter and summer landscapes, including panoramas and moonlight scenes. He was a student of Andreas Schelfhout, and his work shows clear influences from his master.
Here are some important points about A.A. de Meijier.
Training and Mentor
He initially pursued an administrative education but later switched to painting and became a student of Andreas Schelfhout.
Painting style
His work is characterized by winter and summer landscapes, with a strong influence from Schelfhout in the staging of his paintings.
Fame
He regularly exhibited at the annual Exhibition of Living Masters, and his paintings can be found with various art dealers.
Travel:
In 1836, he made a journey to Germany with his mentor Schelfhout.
Students
In addition to De Meijier, Wijnand Nuyen, Johan Bartold Jongkind, and H.J. van der Vecht were also students of Schelfhout.

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