Anton Mauve
1838–1888 · Dutch · 15 artworks
RealismHague Schoolmuted color palettesatmospheric perspectivedepiction of rural liferealistic portrayal of animalssubtle brushwork
artist bio
Anton Mauve was a Dutch realist painter who was a leading artist of the Hague School. He is known for his pastoral scenes, particularly those featuring sheep, and his influence on his cousin-in-law, Vincent van Gogh.
what you'll learn
Studying Mauve's work allows students to understand the principles of Realism, focusing on accurate representation of light, atmosphere, and rural life. Students can also learn about composition and the depiction of animals in art.
15 artworks
Morning Ride on the Beach
1876
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Ploegende boer
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A Dutch Road
1880
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Koeien aan een sloot
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Het moeras
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Sheep on a dyke
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De moestuin
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Bleach field
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Winter in de Scheveningse bosjes
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Larens binnenhuis
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The Return of the Flock, Laren
1887
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Trekvaart
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Flock of sheep with shepherd in the snow
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Woman from Laren with lamb
1885
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Landscape with Cattle
1888
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