Olie op doek 90 x 110 cm, gesigneerd rechtsonder en te dateren ca. 1905
Herkomst:
Coll. J.M.C. Lub, Amsterdam; Part. bezit, Monaco
Literatuur:
A. Wagner, Isaac Israels, 1985, afbeelding pag. 79, cat. nr. 85; J. Wesselingh, Isaac Israels, Hollands Impressionist, 1999, afbeelding pag. 106, cat. nr. 147
Tentoonstelling:
Amsterdam, Stedelijk Museum, Isaac Israels, dec.1958-jan. 1959; Den Haag, Gemeentemuseum, Isaac Israels, jan.-maart 1959; Eindhoven, Stedelijk Van Abbemuseum, Isaac Israels, maart-april 1959; Arnhem, Gemeentemuseum, Vrij en gebonden, 1965; Dordrecht, Dordrechts Museum, Isaac Israels, mei-juli 1985; Rotterdam, Kunsthal, Isaac Israels, Hollands Impressionist, sept.-jan. 2000
Isaac Israels (Amsterdam 1865 – The Hague 1934) is one of the most important Amsterdam Impressionists. He is a master at painting everyday scenes. He particularly enjoys painting the fashionable life in the big city, just like his friend and colleague George Breitner. Both artists belong to the Amsterdam Impressionists. Fascinated by the dark side of the city, Isaac Israels frequently paints the b ...
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