The second golden age of Dutch painting: the Hague School in the nineteenth century

Abstract

The book catalogs the American private collection of nineteenth century Dutch paintings collected by Don Robbins. His collection comprises works found primarily in the US and secondarily from Canada, England, Scotland and the Netherlands. The collection comprises works by Masters of The Hague School, and second generation Hague School Painters, Dutch Romantic and Barbizon Artists, and 19th Century American artists in the Netherlands. Bernard Blommers, Johannes Bosboom, Paul Joseph Constantin Gabriël, Jozef Israels, Jacob Maris, Willem Maris, Anton Mauve, Hendrik Willem Mesdag, Willem Roelofs, Jan Hendrik Weissenbruch, J.E.H. Akkeringa, Louis Apol, D.A.C. Artz, Theophile de Bock, J.H.L de Haas, Bernard de Hoog, J.M. Gorter, J.C.K. Klinkenberg, Sientje Mesdag, P.F. ter Meulen, Albert Neuhuys, Evert Pieters, Philiph Sadée, Willy Sluiter, W.B. Tholen, Hendrik Valkenburg, Nicolaas van der Waay, David Bles, J.J. Spohler, Antonie Waldorp, Charles Emile Jacque, Charles Gruppe, Hermann Herzog, George Hitchcock, G.H. McCord, Walter MacEwen, Henry Ward Ranger and Anthony Thieme.