Art from the Netherlands

This painting by Piet Mondrian depicts a house façade featuring green trimmed shutters. The work showcases Mondrian's early style, characterized by geometric forms and a focus on architectural elements.

This mural depicts Theophanu, a historical figure, and is part of a larger artwork in Nijmegen, Netherlands. Created by Maaike van den Heuvel and Gerco Hiddink, it showcases a historical scene with intricate details, reflecting the collaborative effort of the artists.

Roman Charity, Cimon and Pero is a painting by Dirck van Baburen created in 1621. The artwork depicts the story of Cimon and Pero, showcasing the theme of charity and familial duty. It is an example of historical painting, capturing a moral tale from ancient Rome.

This painting depicts King Seleucus I Nicator relinquishing his wife, Stratonice of Syria, and his crown to his son Antiochus I Soter, symbolizing the transfer of power and legacy. Created by Adriaen van der Werff in 1720, it is a historical painting that captures a significant moment in Hellenistic history.

This painting depicts the biblical scene of Abraham meeting Melchizedek, a significant moment in religious history. Created by Bartholomeus Breenbergh in 1633, it showcases the artist's skill in capturing religious narratives with detailed composition and symbolism.

This architectural painting by Bartholomeus van Bassen depicts a grand interior space, likely a hall or room, showcasing intricate details of its design and decor. The artwork captures the opulence and grandeur of the setting, reflecting the artist's skill in rendering architectural elements with precision and artistic flair.

This painting series, created by Jan Augustini, is part of the interior decoration of Het Dolhuys in Haarlem. The works depict various landscape scenes, showcasing Augustini's skill in capturing natural scenery.

This painting depicts a view of Slot Ilpenstein, a historic castle. The artwork showcases the architectural details and surrounding landscape, capturing the grandeur of the structure.

This painting by Jan Ekels the Elder depicts the Hoogduitse Synagoge and Nieuwe Synagoge located at the Deventer Houtmarkt in Amsterdam. The artwork showcases the architectural details of these synagogues, highlighting their historical and cultural significance in the Jewish community of Amsterdam during the 18th century.

This architectural painting by Johan Post depicts a wide landscape featuring a country house, showcasing the artist's skill in capturing the grandeur of rural Dutch scenery. The composition highlights the interplay of light and space, typical of 17th-century Dutch Golden Age painting.

This painting by Dirk van Delen depicts a fantastical architectural scene featuring four elegantly dressed women standing on the steps of a grand ramp. The composition combines intricate details of the architecture with the graceful figures of the women, creating a sense of grandeur and mystery.

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This painting depicts St. Jerome, the Doctor of the Latin Church, in his study. The scene captures the scholarly atmosphere of the medieval period, with intricate details of books, manuscripts, and religious artifacts surrounding the saint. The artwork showcases the meticulous attention to detail characteristic of the Dutch Golden Age, with a focus on the intellectual and spiritual life of the time.

This painting depicts the Conversion of William X, Duke of Aquitaine by Bernard de Clairvaux, a significant religious event in medieval history. Created by Wouter Pietersz. (II) Crabeth, it showcases the artist's skill in capturing historical and religious themes, with detailed attention to the figures and settings of the conversion scene.

This historical painting by Herman van der Mijn depicts the dramatic scene of Sophonisba's death. The subject, a tragic figure from ancient history, is shown receiving a cup of poison from a servant, a gesture that symbolizes her impending demise at the hands of Masinissa. The composition captures the emotional intensity of the moment, with detailed attention to the figures' expressions and the surrounding setting.

This painting by Abraham Storck depicts the embarkation of soldiers near the Montelbaanstoren, a historic tower in Amsterdam. The scene captures the military activity of the 17th century, showcasing the architectural details of the tower and the bustling atmosphere of the harbor.

This painting by Paulus Constantijn la Fargue depicts a scenic view of the Nieuwe Mare, Korte Mare, and Langegracht canals in Leiden, with the Marepoort in the distance. The artwork captures the architectural details of the city's waterways and historic gate, showcasing the urban landscape of 18th-century Leiden.

This painting depicts the siege of Alkmaar in 1573 by the Spaniards. It is a historical scene showing the military conflict during the Dutch Revolt. The artwork captures the strategic and dramatic aspects of the battle, providing insight into the period's events.

This painting depicts the siege of Deventer, a historical event that took place in 1589. The artwork is an architectural painting, showcasing the city's fortifications and the surrounding landscape during the siege. Created by an anonymous painter, it provides a visual record of the military conflict and its impact on the city's structures.

This painting by Gerrit Groenewegen depicts Leuvehaven in Rotterdam, a historic harbor area. The artwork captures the maritime atmosphere of the 18th century, showcasing the architectural and urban landscape of the port city. As an example of architectural painting, it reflects the artistic style of the period, emphasizing the structures and surroundings of the harbor.

This painting by Jules Dupré depicts traditional Norman cottages, showcasing the architectural style and rural charm of the Normandy region. The work captures the essence of rural life with detailed attention to the structures and surrounding landscape.

The Battle of Waterloo is a large history painting by the Dutch artist Jan Willem Pieneman completed in 1824. It portrays the Battle of Waterloo on 18 June 1815 which marked the final defeat of Napoleon's French Empire and the end of the Napoleonic Wars. It focuses on the Allied commanders led by the Duke of Wellington. Following the success of his 1818 work The Prince of Orange at Quatre Bras the artist chose to depict another scene from the Hundred Days campaign. He traveled to London in February 1821 where he received assistance from the Duke of Wellingon who let him establish a temporary studio in Apsley House and posed for his own portrait. He also arranged sittings with other senior figures present at Waterloo and in addition had his horse Copenhagen brought to London so that Pieneman could capture its likeness. After spending nearly four months in London the artist returned to Amsterdam where he also painted the Prince of Orange in preparation for the work.

This painting by Eglon van der Neer depicts a scene from ancient mythology, specifically the story of Candaules, the King of Lydia, and his wife Nyssia. The narrative centers on Nyssia discovering Gyges, a courtier, hiding in a bedchamber. The composition captures the moment of revelation, with Nyssia standing in the background while Gyges is partially concealed by drapery. The painting is notable for its detailed depiction of clothing, anatomy, and the intimate setting of the bedroom.

This 1657 painting by Pieter Jansz. Saenredam depicts the Old Town Hall in Amsterdam, based on a drawing made in 1641 before its demolition. The work was acquired by the mayor of Amsterdam in 1658 and is now housed in the Rijksmuseum.

This painting depicts the bustling market square and the prominent town hall of Bolsward, a town in the Netherlands. The scene captures the architectural details of the town hall, surrounded by vibrant market stalls and lively street life, all rendered in a realistic style typical of 19th-century Dutch painting.

Antiochus I Soter and Stratonice of Syria are depicted in this historical painting by Gerard de Lairesse. The artwork captures a moment from the ancient history of the Seleucid Empire, showcasing the couple in a dramatic and romantic scene. Created in 1671, the painting is an example of Baroque art and reflects the grandeur of classical antiquity.

A historical mural titled 'In de Plooi' created by Sander Dolstra and Maurice Broekhoff, depicting scenes from the past of Nijmegen. Located on Ganzenheuvel, this artwork serves as a cultural landmark, showcasing the city's history through vivid imagery.

A historical mural depicting the International Four Days Marches Nijmegen, created by Maurice Broekhoff in 1944. It showcases a group of participants walking through the streets of Nijmegen, Netherlands, capturing the spirit of the annual event.

A historical mural depicting the Bombing of Nijmegen, created by Vincent William. It is located in Nijmegen, Netherlands, and serves as a visual reminder of the city's wartime history.

A large mural depicting the historical event of Operation Market Garden, created by Gerco Hiddink and Studio Hartebeest. It is located in Nijmegen, Netherlands, and serves as a tribute to the military history of the region during World War II.

A mural depicting the 100th anniversary of Radboud University Nijmegen, created by artists Sacha di Maio and Eduardo Pérez González. The artwork is located in Nijmegen, Netherlands, and features historical figures associated with the university, including Christine Mohrmann, Titus Brandsma, Robert Regout, and Joseph Schrijnen. It also includes imagery related to the former library of the university.

Morning Ride on the Beach is an 1876 painting by Dutch artist Anton Mauve from the Hague School. It shows a group of riders on the Scheveningen beach, painted in an impressionistic style. The work is now in the collection of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.

The Singel Bridge at the Paleisstraat in Amsterdam is an oil painting made by George Hendrik Breitner in 1896 or 1898. The painting shows people walking on the Singel Bridge at the Paleisstraat in Amsterdam. The work is oil on canvas of 100 cm (39 in) by 152 cm (60 in). The painting is in the collection of the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.

This painting by Pieter Gerardus van Os depicts a serene canal scene in 's-Graveland, featuring a canal with water reflecting the surrounding landscape. The composition includes a house, trees, a sky with clouds, and a shepherd leading a herd of sheep. Additional elements such as an orchard, fruit trees, a dog, a gardener, and birds add to the tranquil rural atmosphere.

History Painting is an early painting by Rembrandt dating to 1626. The title is a generic reference to history painting, as there is no consensus about the painting's subject matter. More than a dozen subjects have been proposed, ranging from Biblical themes to classical and modern history. Art historian Gary Schwartz says "the most tempting solution offered so far is Palamedes before Agamemnon", an episode from the Trojan War in which Agamemnon orders Palamedes stoned to death on the basis of planted evidence.

Overschie bij maneschijn is a landscape painting by Johan Barthold Jongkind, created in 1871. The artwork depicts a serene scene of the Overschie, a river in the Netherlands, under the glow of the moon. Jongkind's impressionistic style captures the tranquil atmosphere and the interplay of light and water, characteristic of his work during this period.

Carriages Waiting is a 1890 painting by Willem de Zwart depicting a scene of horse-drawn carriages waiting in a quiet urban setting. The artwork captures the atmosphere of a bustling yet serene cityscape, with trees and other elements adding to the composition's charm.

Shop Window is a painting by Isaac Israëls, created between 1894 and 1896. It depicts a modern shopfront in Amsterdam, showcasing the architectural details of the Bahlmann & Co store on Nieuwendijk 202. The painting captures the scene at evening, highlighting the commercial atmosphere of the city during the late 19th century.

A View of Delft through an Imaginary Loggia is a 1663 painting by Daniel Vosmaer. The work offers a panoramic view of Delft, showcasing its historic landmarks such as the Oude Kerk, Nieuwe Kerk Delft, and the Town Hall. The inclusion of an imaginary loggia suggests a perspective from a vantage point that combines real and imagined elements, providing a unique view of the city's architecture and urban layout.

Le port de Rotterdam is a 1907 painting by Paul Signac depicting the bustling port of Rotterdam. The artwork showcases the vibrant energy of the harbor, with its colorful facades and dynamic interplay of light and shadow. Using his signature pointillist technique, Signac captures the essence of the city's maritime activity and industrial landscape.

This 19th-century Dutch painting depicts a group of orphans in The Hague, showcasing the lives of children in a historical context. The scene includes a young woman and several children, some standing and others gathered, with elements of a forest and a church in the background.

The Banquet of Cleopatra is a historical painting by Gerard de Lairesse depicting a lavish banquet scene. The artwork showcases Cleopatra, the Egyptian queen, surrounded by her court, capturing the opulence and grandeur of ancient Egyptian culture. The painting is renowned for its detailed portrayal of the royal court and the intricate use of color and composition.

This painting by Rembrandt depicts a dramatic and turbulent landscape, showcasing his mastery of light and shadow to create a sense of movement and intensity. The stormy skies and rugged terrain reflect the emotional depth and technical skill characteristic of his work from the early 17th century.

Lucretia is a 1666 history painting by the Dutch Golden Age painter Rembrandt Harmensz van Rijn. It is an oil painting on canvas that depicts a myth about a woman named Lucretia who lived during the ancient Roman eras. She committed suicide to defend her honor after being raped by an Etruscan king's son. For her self-sacrifice she is known as a heroine to the Romans, who celebrated the ideals of virtue and chastity.

This painting by Ludolf Bakhuizen depicts the shipyard of the Dutch East India Company in Amsterdam, showcasing the bustling harbor and maritime activities of the 17th century. The artwork captures the grandeur of the Oost-Indisch Zeemagazijn, highlighting the company's significant role in global trade during the Dutch Golden Age.

This painting depicts a dramatic scene of a wild boar hunt, featuring a group of hunters on horseback pursuing a boar through a forested landscape. The composition showcases Berchem's skill in capturing the movement and tension of the hunt, with detailed foliage and atmospheric perspective enhancing the sense of depth.

This landscape painting by Nicolaes Pieterszoon Berchem depicts shepherds standing beside the remnants of ancient Roman ruins. The scene captures a serene rural setting, blending natural elements with historical architecture. The artwork showcases Berchem's skill in creating atmospheric landscapes with soft lighting and detailed textures.

This painting by Nicolaes Pieterszoon Berchem depicts a dramatic scene of travellers ambushed by brigands in a landscape setting. The composition combines elements of landscape painting with narrative storytelling, characteristic of Berchem's style. The work showcases his ability to create atmospheric scenes with detailed natural elements and human figures.