Evert Moll Voorburg 1878 - 1955 The Hague The Hague School Painter Evert Moll lived and worked between 1895 and 1930 in Voorburg, London, Paris, the Hague, and Rotterdam. He then settled in The Hague. There he received advice from Willem Maris and then formed himself further. He made made works that were commissioned by art dealers from the United States and Canada. Evert Moll painted landscapes, but, above all, river, sea and harbour views and also made still lifes during the last years. Evert Moll's works are part of national collections of the Liquidizer museum and the museum Boymans-van Beuningen. He remained true to himself and to the principles of the Hague School. Evert Moll is best known for his many harbour views The Hague School Oil on canvas, size canvas without frame is 60 x 100 cm; with frame 83 x 122 cm. Signed in lower left by Evert Moll, in good condition. Painter Evert Moll lived and worked between 1895 and 1930 in Voorburg, London, Paris, the Hague, and Rotterdam. He then settled in The Hague. There he received advice from Willem Maris and then formed himself further. He