The School of The Hague

Joseph Israels            Anton Mauve           Jacob and Mathys Maris         J M Graad Van Roggen       P J Arenzen 

The Hague School is the name given to a group of artists who lived and worked in The Hague between 1860 and 1890. Their work was heavily influenced by the realist painters of the French Barbizon school. The painters of the Hague school generally made use of relatively sombre colours, which is why the Hague School is sometimes called the Gray School. Artists who were influenced by the Hague School include Vincent van Gogh, Piet Mondrian, George Hendrik Breitner, Jan Toorop and Isaac Israëls

 

Paul Antheunis

25,50 by 36 cm

Pencil signed

 
 

P.J.Arenzen (1817-1891)

27 by 34,50

Signd in pencil: P.J.Arenzen (1817-1891)
Epreuve sur Japon

On pencil: "La route de Middeharmis", par M.Hobbema (1625-1670)

 

 

 

46 by 58 cm

Unsigned.

In pencil: Eau-forte par ? d'apres Rembrandt

behoort vermoedelijk aan P Pothash te Laren, vroeger te Parijs au -'10

 

 

Jozef Israels   (1824-1911)


65 by 50 cm

Signed in the plate: Jozef Israels   (1824-1911)

Signed in pencil J.M.Graad Van Roggen in pencil bottom right
(1867 Alkmaar) Painter and engraver

Publishers addresses on top: Published obach London nom 1892 -- and --  Amsterdam G Buffa et Fils

 

 

Jozef Israels   (1824-1911)


49 by 60 cm

Signed in the plate: Jozef Israels   (1824-1911)

Signed in Pencil: P.J. Arenzen aq.   (1817-1891)

Title in Pencil: Vue de Tanger bottom left.

 

 

Anton Mauve (1838-1888)

 


55 by 43 cm

Signed in the plate
Anton Mauve   (1838-1888)      (1887 in pencil in the margin)
C Dake aq.

Signed in pencil by Dake
Carel Lodewijk Dake (Schaarbeek 1857-1918 Amsterdam)

Publishers address on top: Published by Harry Dickins, Regents street London 1890,- and --  Amsterdam G Buffa et Fils
 

 


Mathys Maris (1839-1917)

32 by 22 cm

Etching and et vernis mou

"Le Secret"

Original etching by Mathys Maris

Unsigned

 

 

Jacob Maris (1837-1899)

60 by 49 cm

Signed J Maris in the plate bottom left.
 Circle of Israel, De Mauve, influence of Corot, Millet, Monnet

Signed in pencil J.M.Graad Van Roggen in pencil bottom right
(1867 Alkmaar) Painter and engraver

Signed upper left : Publ P.J.Zürcher - The Hague
Signed upper right: Published by Roelofsen - Hubner - Van, Santen - Amsterdam

 

 

Théophile de Bock (1851-1904) - School of The Hague.

 

19,540 by 25 cm

Dry point etching.
Pencil signed and numbered 1/100 by the artist.
With the dry stamp of P.J.Zürcher - Art trader in The Hague.

Pencil signed: Théophile de Bock (1851-1904) - School of Haarlem.
Jacob Maris was his example. During the years 1878-1880 he was a member of the School of Barbizon.
He has sketchy style that looks modern. Van Gogh was positive about his work.