"Flanerende dame op het Scheveningse strand, 1898" by Isaac Israels
"Flanerende dame op het Scheveningse strand, 1898" by Isaac Israels
"Flanerende dame op het Scheveningse strand, 1898" by Isaac Israels
"Flanerende dame op het Scheveningse strand, 1898" by Isaac Israels

"Flanerende dame op het Scheveningse strand, 1898" 1900

Isaac Israels

Original oil on canvas
57 ⨯ 34 cm
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Studio 2000 Art Gallery

  • About the artwork
    ISAAC ISRAELS
    Amsterdam 1865-1934 The Hague

    Flanerende dame op het strand van Scheveningen, ca. 1900

    Olieverf op doek
    57 x 34
    Gesigneerd: rechts onder ‘Isaac Israels’

    Herkomst: Particuliere collectie, Nederland; Kunsthandel Van Voorst van Beest, Den Haag 1992; Particuliere collectie Jan Michiel Pieter Glerum, Amsterdam 1933; Particuliere collectie Bosch van Bruggen, Nederland 1933. no 16; Mak van Waay, Amsterdam 1933, lot. no. 149.

    Literatuur: Dr. J.H. van Reisel, Isaac Israëls, p. 56; Welling 1991 (Isaac Israels) , p. 66.

    This work is included in the archive of the RKD under IIllustration number 0000336654
  • About the artist

    Isaac Israels was born in Amsterdam in 1865, the son of the painter Jozef Israels. Early in his life, his family moved to The Hague. During his life as an artist Isaac exchanged ‘the grey' pallet of the Haagse school (the Hague school) for a more colourful and lively pallet.
    Israels was associated with the Amsterdam Impressionism movement.
    Between 1880 and 1882 he studied at the Royal Academy of Art, The Hague, where he met George Hendrik Breitner who was to become a lifelong friend.
    He returned to Amsterdam where he was asked to join the Kring der Tachtigers (the group of Eighty). Cityscapes featuring Amsterdam and Parisian street life, fashionable ladies, the interiors of cafés and sewing workshops are amongst his most popular scenes. He is considered to be one of the most important Dutch impressionists.
    Isaac Israels died in 1934 in The Hague.

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