Artist: Isaac Lazarus Israels
Date: 1884
Size: 300 x 160 cm
Museum: Kröller-Müller Museum (Otterlo, Netherlands)
Technique: Oil On Canvas
Isaac Israels is the son of artist Jozef Israels, one of the most important exponents of the trend in art known as The Hague School. The Hague School is characterized by a realistic rendering of the Dutch countryside in dark, grey tones. At the start of his career Isaac paints just like his father, mainly large realistic works with social overtones. Later he develops his own style. He becomes increasingly interested in rapidly recording his subjects and leaving out more and more of the details. Because of this Israels is seen as the Dutch representative of Impressionism.
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