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Painters form the Eighties (19th century)

The Painters from the Eighties were most  famous between 1880 and 1895 and formed a link between the Hague School and the Symbolism which set in around the turn of the century. They painted in a liberated, more expressive style than their colleagues of the Hague School did and with their choice of subjects they had shown theirselves up to date and internationally orientated. Amsterdam School painters as G.H. Breitner, Isaac Israels and Willem de Zwart often used the same painting style and are therefore also referred to as Painters from the Eighties. Our collection of paintings and watercolours of Painters from the Eighties includes works of art by among others G.W. Dijsselhof, the David and Pieter Oyens brothers, W.B. Tholen and Jan Voerman sr.

D G.W. Dijsselhof 1866 - 1924 Fishes G.W. Dijsselhof 1866 - 1924 Goldfish in an aquarium J Pieter de Josselin de Jong 1861 - 1906 Harvesting Pieter de Josselin de Jong 1861 - 1906 Girl in costume with a cow K Menso Kamerlingh Onnes 1860 - 1925 Blue irisses in a glass vase O David Oyens 1842 - 1902 "The conversation" Pieter Oyens 1842 - 1894 Gipsy-girl with tambourine R A.G.A. ridder van Rappard 1858 - 1892 Flowers in a ginger jar T W.B. Tholen 1860 - 1931 Dune-landscape W.B. Tholen 1860 - 1931 Moored rowing-boat in a canal near farmhouses W.B. Tholen 1860 - 1931 A man standing by a canal in a wide polder landscape W.B. Tholen 1860 - 1931 Gateway of the Enkhuizen church by night W E.S. (Ernst) Witkamp jr. 1854 - 1897 Young farmer's wife lying in a meadow with hay-cocks

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