Netherlands. 1868 - 1951
Genre, landscape and animal painting
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1832 Paris, France - 1924. Known for: Figure and genre paintings, lithography, illustrations.
During the 19th century a type of gallant painting was developed, in which luxurious interiors were represented, profusely decorated, with characters in theatrical attitudes. This work in particular... Read full biography
During the 19th century a type of gallant painting was developed, in which luxurious interiors were represented, profusely decorated, with characters in theatrical attitudes. This work in particular follows the precepts of this trend, although it is true that the main character is a harlequin,... Read full biography
During the 19th century a type of gallant painting was developed, in which luxurious interiors were represented, profusely decorated, with characters in theatrical attitudes. This work in particular follows the precepts of this trend, although it is true that the main character is a harlequin, however, it is necessary to pay attention to the unplaced cap of the protagonist, the woman's shoe, which he holds in his hand and especially in the female clothes arranged on the chest of drawers and the... Read full biography
During the 19th century a type of gallant painting was developed, in which luxurious interiors were represented, profusely decorated, with characters in theatrical attitudes. This work in particular follows the precepts of this trend, although it is true that the main character is a harlequin, however, it is necessary to pay attention to the unplaced cap of the protagonist, the woman's shoe, which he holds in his hand and especially in the female clothes arranged on the chest of drawers and the armchair. Elements that indicate that the harlequin has been an accomplice of a scene that is no longer visible to the spectator and that remains at the mercy of his own imagination. Born in Paris, Jules Worms was the son of a family of Parisian... Read full biography
During the 19th century a type of gallant painting was developed, in which luxurious interiors were represented, profusely decorated, with characters in theatrical attitudes. This work in particular follows the precepts of this trend, although it is true that the main character is a harlequin, however, it is necessary to pay attention to the unplaced cap of the protagonist, the woman's shoe, which he holds in his hand and especially in the female clothes arranged on the chest of drawers and the armchair. Elements that indicate that the harlequin has been an accomplice of a scene that is no longer visible to the spectator and that remains at the mercy of his own imagination. Born in Paris, Jules Worms was the son of a family of Parisian shopkeepers at the time of the July Monarchy, a period in the history of France characterized by the impulse of the comic tradition within the pl... Read full biography
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France. 1821 - 1886
Portrait and genre painting
France. 1862 - 1942
Parisien scene genre, figure, florals, and portrait painting
France. 1846 - 1909
Figure, genre, interior, portrait painting
England. 1787 or 1788 - 1879
Woodland scene and animal painting
Belgium. 1798/99 - 1881
Animal, genre and figure painting
United Kingdom, England. 1843 - 1933
Painting and etcher of portrait, animal and sporting subjects
Belgium, Austria. 1838 - 1902
Italian landscape painting
France. 1831 - 1897
Genre, landscape, animal, wildlife
Netherlands, United Kingdom, France. 1813 - 1897
Coastal view and marine painting
Denmark, Netherlands, Europe. 1859 - 1941
Landscape, portrait and figure painting
France. 1844 - 1925
Pastel and charcoal drawing, rural landscape and genre painting
France. 1832 - 1908
Genre, figure and portrait painting
Netherlands, Belgium, Holland. 1867 - 1943
Hague School tonalist domestic genre, figure, interior and still life painting
United Kingdom, England. 1831 - 1923
Landscape painting
France, Italy. 1870 - 1955/56
Landscape, seascape, marine, scenes of Venice
France. 1874 - 1946
Landscape, seascape, marine, figure, still life painting
United Kingdom, England. 1877 - 1957
Sunlit landscape and garden scene painting
Italy, Austria. 1843 - 1932
Peasant figure and genre painting-fisher folk
France. 1848 - 1901
Portrait, genre, historical, and military painting
France, United States. 1920 - 2001
Landscape , seascape and floral still-life painting, engraving, costume design
France. 1829 - 1905
Portrait, figural painting
Germany, France. 1893 - 1963
Figure, interior, still life, cityscape
United Kingdom, England. 1815 - 1907
Bucolic landscape, sports and animal painting
Germany. 1847 - 1935
German impressionist painting
England, United Kingdom, Scotland. 1852 - 1928
Luminous landscape and waterscape paintings
France. 1813 - 1894
Bucolic subject painting, engraving
Netherlands, United States, Holland. 1845 - 1914
Hague School peasant figure, portrait and child genre painting, lithography
France. 1881 - 1962
Landscape, naive/folk art painting
France. 1821 - 1911
Land and waterscape painting
United States, France. 1817 - 1878
Bucolic landscape, marine and nocturne painting-luminous
Massachusetts / Europe. 1849 - 1903
Genre-exotic views and architectural paintings-Orientalist