Oil on canvas 71.5 x 95 cm, signed lower right and painted in 1911-1913
Herkomst:
Kunsthandel F. Buffa, Amsterdam, 1915; Veiling Mak van Waay, Amsterdam, 1933, nr. 72; Coll. L. Honsdrecht, Amsterdam; Kunsthandel Borzo, 's-Hertogenbosch, 1975.
Literatuur:
Tent. cat. Singer Museum, Isaac Israels de Schilder, Laren 1965, afbeelding nr. 30; A. Wagner, Isaac Israels, Rotterdam 1967, afbeelding pag. 90; Tent. cat. Singer Museum, Presentatie, Laren 1976, afbeelding pag. 69.
Tentoonstelling:
Laren, Singer Museum, Isaac Israels de Schilder, juli-sept. 1965, cat. nr. 53; Enschede, Rijksmuseum Twente, Isaac Israels de Schilder, sept-okt. 1965, cat. nr. 53; Laren, Singer Museum, Presentatie, mei 1976, cat. nr. 82.
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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