Isaac Israels
1865–1934 · Dutch · 30 artworks
ImpressionismRealismloose brushworkdepiction of modern lifeuse of light and shadowvibrant color palettessnapshot compositions
artist bio
Isaac Israels was a Dutch painter associated with the Amsterdam Impressionism movement. He is known for his vibrant depictions of urban life, portraits, and scenes from his travels, capturing the energy and atmosphere of his subjects with loose brushwork and a keen eye for detail.
what you'll learn
Studying Israels' work allows students to explore Impressionistic techniques applied to both portraiture and genre scenes. Students can learn about capturing fleeting moments, using light and color to create atmosphere, and depicting modern life.
related: Max Liebermann, Edgar Degas
30 artworks
Nelly Bodenheim
1920
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Woman In Front Of Van Goghs Sunflower
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Portrait of a woman
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Japanese lady in red kimono
1920
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Girl in Front of a Mirror
1922
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Gertie With Fur Coat
1918
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Sultan of Pangéran Ario Praboe Mangkoenegara VI
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Dressers Chez Paquin
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Maids from Amsterdam
1900
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Portret Van Johanna Van Gogh-Bonger
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Ippy and Gertie Sun
1917
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Vincent Willem Van Gogh
1894
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Dutch writer Ina Boudier-Bakker
1934
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The Kalverstraat, Celebrating the Birth of Princess Juliana of the Netherlands, 1 May 1909
1909
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Girl Reading
1906
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Dress Show at Hirsch
1911
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Woman in Interior
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Moulin De La Galette
1905
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Self-Portrait With Mint Tower
1912
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Procession in the Hague
1881
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Portrait of the Architect Jan Wils
1930
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Mother With Children In The Bois De Boulogne In Paris
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Pieter Klazes Pel
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Transport of Colonial Soldiers
1884
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Portrait Of The Wounded KNIL soldier Kees Pop
1882
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Noordeinde, the Hague
1918
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Portrait of a Lady
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Street in Batavia
1921
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In the Café
1905
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Shop Window
1898
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