The Hague

de Hondt, The Hague.

successful businessman, creating lucrative networks in London, The Hague, and then Amsterdam. He is most well

Beautiful 1972 lithograph by Bob Bonies (Bob Nieuwenhuis) 1937, the Hague, the Netherlands. 104

17, 1886 in The Hague and died on October 8, 1947 in Nunspeet. His full name was Bernardus Peter

worked in Rotterdam until 1837, in Delft until 1838, The Hague in 1857, then London in 1860. He

/ The Hague, The Netherlands (nowadays the 'Eerste Kamer'). This print originates from 'Beschrijving van

Schelfhout Andreas Dutch Painter The Hague 1787 – 1870 Summer Landscape by a Ruin Signature

De tekst aan de achterzijde: “ in de Alblasserwaard” Gerard Delfgaauw (Monster 1882-1947 The Hague

Oil Painting by Ysbrant Van Wyngaarden (1937 - 2021) born in The Hague, The Netherlands. Painting

George Willem Opdenhoff Fulda, Prussia 1807 – 1873 The Hague "Sailing Vessels in Calm Seas Offshore

Arend Arnoldus Eduard Marcelis 1872 – The Hague – 1945 Dutch Painter "Queen Emma and Princess

of The Hague in 1863. It was here that he became friends with Willem Maris, with whom he made a trip

Gustaaf Antoon François Heyligers (Heijligers) Batavia (Djakarta) 1828 – 1897 The Hague Dutch

Art League of Houston, and the Konigs Schule in the Hague, the Netherlands. She is represented by the

of J.H. van der Laar, he worked in Rotterdam until 1837, in Delft until 1838, The Hague in 1857, then

with catalog number 163 Bernardus Cornelis Noltee (1903-1967) Born in The Hague, Cor Noltee travelled

Klaveren-Exel was born in Rotterdam on May 11, 1915, and died on March 19, 1985 in The Hague. She studied

C.M. van Gogh, the uncle of the artist, and four years later became director of The Hague branch of

Houston, and the Konigs Schule in the Hague, the Netherlands. She is represented by the Jack Meier Gallery

Dam (Delft, April 26, 1935 – July 29, 2019) trained at the Royal Academy of Art in The Hague and the

Armchair, solid oak, fabric, the Netherlands, 1930s This armchair, typical of the Hague School

Eduard Houbolt (Hof van Delft, 1885 – The Hague, 1954) Iris Numerata Signed, dated and inscribed

Thabur in The Hague, Netherlands. Super cool various pastels with opaline glass and a bakelite fitting

of Amsterdam and Mr. De Groot of the Hague, where Van Gool saw his paintings of prominent buildings

there. In 1662 he settled in The Hague, initially devoting himself to genre painting. Influenced by ter

'Clingendael' at The Hague, Netherlands. This one is as impressionistic as the first and I'm looking forward to

Thabur in The Hague, Netherlands. Super cool various pastels with opaline glass and a bakelite fitting

Kuijpers is considered part of the later period of the Hague School, known for its distinctive depiction of

Adraen Pieter Dingemans (1740-1820) The spoons has the pattern of The Hague "Lofje" with stem starter

The Hague, Katwijk, Zierkzee, and Noordwijker-hout. His studies in the Netherlands helped him to

Dutch home in the area of the Hague. Lovely simple arched frieze with saucers on both sides. Ready

Dutch home in the area of The Hague. Lovely simple arched frieze with saucers on both sides. Ready

'Clingendael' at The Hague, Netherlands. This one is as impressionistic as the first and I'm looking forward to

Geschiedenissen van het Oude en Nieuwe Testament', The Hague: Pieter de Hondt, 1728.

worked in The Hague in 1727.

collection. Visual artist R. van 't Zelfde (The Hague 1949), studied at the Academy of Fine arts in The

Pander first sold mats in Gouda and later in 1878 he moved to Wagenstraat 21, The Hague, where he started

designed in the architectural spirit of the Haagse School (The Hague School). With its strong geometry

designer. The chair owes its name to the The Hague jeweller and royal purveyor Steltman who commissioned

Schule in the Hague, the Netherlands. She is represented by the Jack Meier Gallery in Houston, Texas

, The Hague from 1935. Provenance: Estate of Laura Ziskin. Materials: Unpainted spruce, visibly

Assendelft and Beatrix van Dalem in the Van Assendelft Chapel in the Grote- or Sint-Jacobskerk in The Hague

photography, Fashion Brands, Haute Couture, etc. Born and raised in The Hague in 1970, Nemo Jantzen then

he settled in The Hague, where he continued to paint until his death, near age 63, in 1706. He also

was printed at the Hague in 1724. On laid.

, Jan Toorop, Amsterdam, 1925, no. 19 (illustrated pl. 22). Exhibitions: The Hague, Gemeentemuseum, Jan

. Oud) for the boardroom of Royal Dutch Shell in The Hague. Woodframe in walnut, original vintage

, circa 1925–1935. The chairs belong to the tradition of Dutch Hague School furniture, a movement defined

Haags Gemeentemuseum in voor Moderne Kunst, the Hague. This wonderful print is signed on plate on the

typical of the Amsterdam- and The Hague School. It’s a rare and carefully considered work, published in

that of The Hague from 1656 to 1661, his name suggests that he hailed from a French instead of a Dutch

) - Closely associated with the Laren School (offshoot of the Hague School) - early tutoring by Anton Mauve

oils and watercolor, Tromp was also a lithographer. He enrolled at the Academy in The Hague in 1893

in The Hague. He later enrolled at the Academie voor Beeldende Kunst in The Hague and was a student

of The Hague" - that was how the designer spoke of the style. The movement blossomed between 1925 and

Statenkwartier in The Hague. The origin, therefore, lies in the Art-Nouveau architecture. The piece has a

Century. This truly is a magnificent and very touching work by the world renowned ‘Hague School’ artist