
Dutch1837–1899
Jacob Maris
A Dutch painter who, with his brothers Willem and Matthijs, belonged to the Hague School, and was considered the most important Dutch landscape painter of the late 19th century. After studying in Antwerp and Paris, from about 1872 he painted the Dutch countryside of bridges, windmills and old quays.
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School · The Hague · 1860
Hague School
Dutch realist painters in The Hague, 1860-1890, influenced by the Barbizon school. Mauve, Jacob Maris and Gabriël are first generation; Breitner second. Van Gogh trained with Mauve but is not counted a member.
Source: Wikipedia
Where to see them
Rijksmuseum
Amsterdam