Dutch Art in the 19th Century
Dutch Art in the 19th Century
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His works are to be found in the principal collections and were also valued and sought after by foreigners. The Fodor Museum has a Cook by him which, although somewhat empty and rather flat and narrow in the face, is, like the Woman making Cakes in the Rijksmuseum, a well- painted, well-composed picture. _, CHAPTER V THE FORERUNNERS OF THE HAGUE SCHOOL The Van Os family of painters, of whom Jan, the oldest (1744- 1808), his son Georgius Johannes Jacobus (i 782-1861), the flower-painter, and the... latter's brother Pieter Gerardus (i 776-1839), the cattle-painter, were the best known, can boast of good qualities in spite of the fact that each of its members now counts mainly as a master of later generations. In addition to the above, there were Pieter Frederik (1808-1860), a son of the last- named, and Margaretha (i 780-1862), a sister of the same Pieter Gerardus, completing a painting family of five that covers the period between 1744 and 1862, over a century in all. The father, Jan van Os, was a painter of flowers, but was far sur- passed by his son and pupil, who, in some respects, may be called an excellent flower-painter.
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His works are to be found in the principal collections and were also valued and sought after by foreigners. The Fodor Museum has a Cook by him which, although somewhat empty and rather flat and narrow in the face, is, like the Woman making Cakes in the Rijksmuseum, a well- painted, well-composed picture. _, CHAPTER V THE FORERUNNERS OF THE HAGUE SCHOOL The Van Os family of painters, of whom Jan, the oldest (1744- 1808), his son Georgius Johannes Jacobus (i 782-1861), the flower-painter, and the... latter's brother Pieter Gerardus (i 776-1839), the cattle-painter, were the best known, can boast of good qualities in spite of the fact that each of its members now counts mainly as a master of later generations. In addition to the above, there were Pieter Frederik (1808-1860), a son of the last- named, and Margaretha (i 780-1862), a sister of the same Pieter Gerardus, completing a painting family of five that covers the period between 1744 and 1862, over a century in all. The father, Jan van Os, was a painter of flowers, but was far sur- passed by his son and pupil, who, in some respects, may be called an excellent flower-painter.
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