Willem Hendrik Eickelberg, Figures on a wooded path

Willem Hendrik Eickelberg, Figures on a wooded pathoil on panel Signed lower left 35x26 cm with frame 62x52 cm. Willem Eickelberg (Amsterdam 1845 Hilversum 1920) was a student of J. C. C. Veltens and from the Amsterdam Academy. He painted, drew and made lithographs. He continued to live and work in Amsterdam until 1878. He then first settled in Hilversum, Nieuwer Amstel and Blaricum and then ended up back in Hilversum. His winter landscapes are often highly romantically idealized. Eickelberg also

a vigorous figuration and strong colors seduces collectors and

Auteur: Duncan Bull

Louis Bron (The Hague

creates a sense of tranquillity and nostalgia that remains timeless

the Biennale of Sydney in 1984

Van Lelyveld (1867 – 1954) spent much of his life connected to the Dutch East Indies

He produced etchings and lithographs as well

That is what this work by Borgh evokes

like a snapshot of a beautiful spring day on the coast

Signed and dated R

and everyday grace

tegen het einde van de 19de eeuw is er een ware 'Holland-mode' ontstaan en worden pittoreske dorpen als Volendam en Laren overspoeld door kunstenaars uit den vreemde