Hague School

A rare modernist The Hague School armchair designed by Dutch architect Piet de Vries, created exclusively for the boardroom of the newly built Town Hall of Tytsjerksteradiel in Fries...

Arina Hugenholtz (1848-1934) - Closely associated with the Laren School (offshoot of the Hague School) - early tutoring by Anton Mauve (whose influence can be seen in this painting f...

While Bas Van Pelt's creative work was primarily influenced by the 1920s’ straight lines dominated by The Hague School, this armchair is the result of his more mature design era, whi...

Comparable Dutch tables combine Amsterdam School expression with the more restrained geometry associated with the Hague School, making a precise stylistic classification difficult in...

Van Nort was the last representative of The Hague School as an impressionist painter in the French line.

Van Nort was the last representative of The Hague School as an impressionist painter in the French line.

In his studio he taught both his son Julius (1835-1925), who himself became a rather well known Hague School painter, and his daughter Gerardine.

Cornelius Van Noort is considered the last representative of the Hague School as an Impressionist.

His preference was for landscapes, farmyards, waterscapes and views in the style of the Hague School. Aris Knikker has become a well-known artist from The Hague, partly because of hi...

He was associated with The Hague School, primarily a movement of realism, a reaction against Romanticism.

Van Dongen’s early work was influenced by The Hague School and symbolism and it evolved gradually into a rough pointillist style.

Van Dongen's early work was influenced by the Hague School and symbolism and it evolved gradually into a rough pointillist style.

Van Dongen's early work was influenced by the Hague School and symbolism and it evolved gradually into a rough pointillist style.

The movement blossomed between 1925 and 1940 and brought uniformity to the cityscape. The Hague School style is closely related to the Amsterdam School and the Bauhaus movement, but ...

Pander & Zonen, Dutch Art Deco desk, Art Nouveau desk, oak pedestal desk, executive desk, antique writing desk, Hague School, Amsterdam School, 1920s Dutch furniture.

Inscribed “naar du Chattel,” meaning “after du Chattel,” the landscape is based on the work of Fredericus Jacobus van Rossum du Chattel (1856–1917), a Dutch painter associated with t...

The design belongs firmly to the world of the Haagse School, or The Hague School, the Dutch Art Deco movement that developed in the Netherlands in the 1920s.

The movement blossomed between 1925 and 1940 and brought uniformity to the cityscape. The Hague School style is closely related to the Amsterdam School and the Bauhaus movement, but ...

Van Nort was the last representative of The Hague School as an impressionist painter in the French line.

In the 1920s, a style of architecture and furniture design emerged that would become known as The Hague School. More sober than the imaginative Amsterdam School and - as opinions may...

Working in the style of the Hague School, Tromp was to have immediate success.

He can therefore be described as an autodidactic painter. The influence of The Hague School has always been evident in the work of Niek van der Plas, so too the environment where ...

He can therefore be described as an autodidactic painter. The influence of The Hague School has always been evident in the work of Niek van der Plas, so too the environment where ...

This elegant pair of chairs embody the distinctive design principles of the Haagse School (The Hague School) movement, which emerged in the Netherlands during the early 20th century.

Paints in the style of The Hague School, impressionistic, coloristic. Topics are mostly Brabant landscapes, interiors, still life, and flowers, have several imitators who try to imit...

Painted in 1896, the artwork represents late 19th-century German Coastal Impressionism with strong influences from the Hague School (Haagse School). Grobe masterfully renders the atm...

His works are represented in museum and private collections and remain sought after for their strong connection to the Hague School tradition. Signed lower left, "Constant Artz."

In the 1920s, a style of architecture and furniture design emerged that would become known as The Hague School. More sober than the imaginative Amsterdam School and more elegant and ...

The design is characteristic of Izeren’s work for De Genneper Molen, combining the disciplined geometry of the Hague School with a more expressive decorative quality reminiscent of ...

Lounge chair, solid oak, rope, brass, fabric, the Netherlands, 1920s/30s This Dutch armchair from the 1930s reflects the restrained yet expressive character of the Hague School tra...

After studying at the prestigious Academy of Fine Arts in Guangzhou, he settled in the Netherlands in 1990, where he was profoundly influenced by the Hague School and the 17th-centur...

His attention has always been on boats and his style reflects the strong Dutch tradition he follows on from, especially the Hague School. He has of course gone on to develop a style...

Scherrewitz's work was strongly influenced by the Hague School. His style and sense of color are again clearly reflected in the work of Holtrop, although often Holtrop worked more wi...

After studying at the prestigious Academy of Fine Arts in Guangzhou, he settled in the Netherlands in 1990, where he was profoundly influenced by the Hague School and the 17th-centur...

This 1927 dining table, designed by Paul Bromberg for Pander, shows the expressive craftsmanship typical of the Amsterdam- and The Hague School. It’s a rare and carefully considered ...

Historically situated between the late Hague School and the emerging influences of French Impressionism and the Barbizon School, Gorter became one of the most internationally success...

Around 1858 he returned to Amsterdam where he remained until 1871, when he moved to The Hague and became a leading member of The Hague School.

Artz was also an exceptionally skilled watercolorist. As the son of the Hague School painter D.A.C. Artz, he was born in Paris, where his father studied under Gustave Courbet.

Gruppe, was associated with the Hague School and worked as a dealer for Dutch artists in the United States.

A strong example of early 20th century Dutch furniture, bridging the gap between the sobriety of the Hague School and the more expressive language of the Amsterdam School.

Izeren for De Genneper Molen, dating to around 1920 and bearing the original Genneper Molen paper label (stating model nr. 288) A wonderfully distinctive design: compact in scale, bu...

Baartscheer worked across landscape, portrait, and still life, moving between oil painting, etching, and pastel, and his work in this last medium reflects the intimate naturalism of ...

This view was very progressive for the 1930s, when the influence of The Hague School was still dominating most designers.

He became associated with the Hague School and was strongly influenced by the Dutch tradition of atmospheric landscape painting.

He is considered a precursor of the Hague School. His winter scenes and frozen canals with skaters were already famous during his lifetime.

This view was very progressive for the 1930s, when the influence of The Hague School was still dominating most designers.

In addition to his artistic output, Mesdag played an outsize role in promoting the art of his fellow Hague School painters. He championed a generation that included the masters Anton...

He lived and worked through the height of the Hague School movement—a Dutch art movement heavily inspired by the French Barbizon School, which emphasized gritty realism, moody lighti...

As well as having lived and worked in Amsterdam, Laren, Haarlem, Bussum, and The Hague, De Hoog studied under J.F. Hulk and J.C. van Essen at the Quellinus school in Amsterdam.

He was to become the acknowledged leader of The Hague School, which took the art of Holland to its highest point since the 17th century.

While Bas Van Pelt's creative work was primarily influenced by the 1920s straight lines dominated by The Hague School, this armchair is the result of his more mature design era, whic...

Gruppé, painted with the Hague School of art and acted as a dealer for the Dutch painters in the United States.

Marked: Royal Delft and signed Stijl: Timeless, Coastal, Antique, Victorian Origin: The Netherlands 20th century year 1968 Condition: very good Diameter 13.7in - 34cm Depth 1.2in - ...

Although his early designs reflected the straight lines associated with The Hague School of the 1920s, this armchair reflects a more assured phase of his career that coincides with t...

He was heavily influenced by the technical excellence and realism of the Hague School and deeply admired the old masters, copying works of Pieter de Hooch and Frans Hals.

While Bas Van Pelt's creative work was primarily influenced by the 1920s straight lines dominated by The Hague School, this model is the result of his more mature design era, which w...

Smit, Kinderdijk Sotheby’s, New York, November 20, 1968 Palais Galliera Auction, Paris, July 22, 1970 Private Collection, France Thence by descent Private Collection, Netherlands Ta...

The Larensche Kunsthandel was founded in 1905 by Nico van Harpen (1858-1931) and specialised in contemporary Dutch art and represented painters from Laren and the surrounding area, i...

Group Exhibitions 2003, Lasting Attraction: Dutch Artists in Italy, 1806-1940 (De Blijvende Verlokking: Nederlandse Kunstenaars in Italië, 1806-1940), Kunsthal, Rotterdam (an exhibit...

Over his career, Alten created more than 3,000 works of art initially influenced by the Barbizon and Hague Schools and later by the Impressionism movement.