Johan Hendrik Weissenbruch
1824–1903 · Dutch · 30 artworks
Hague SchoolRealismatmospheric perspectivetonalismmuted color palettebroad brushstrokesrealistic depiction of light
artist bio
Johan Hendrik Weissenbruch was a Dutch painter, known for his atmospheric landscapes and seascapes. He was a key figure in the Hague School, emphasizing realism and capturing the subtle nuances of light and atmosphere in the Dutch landscape.
what you'll learn
Studying Weissenbruch's work allows students to understand the importance of atmospheric perspective and subtle tonal variations in creating realistic and evocative landscapes. Students can learn to capture the mood and feeling of a place through careful observation and skillful brushwork.
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30 artworks
Summer evening
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Horseman on a tow path
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House of Millet at Barbizon
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Ships on a quay
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Along the canal
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City view
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Farmer with herd on countryroad
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Kennemerland
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Farm Interior
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Landscape with a mill
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Farm beside canal in polder
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Summer Day
1903
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Cellar interior
1888
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Farm near Noorden
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Horseman on path near Noorden
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Road near the canal
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Mill at the lake
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River landscape
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A Sunlit Townview With Figures Conversing
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Ships in harbour
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The Goilberdingenpoort in Culemborg Su
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Summer landscape
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Fish market Sun
1873
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View on the market of Haarlem Sun
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Farm on polder canal
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House near canal
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Landscape
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Landscape with mills
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Canal at Rijswijk
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The artist's studio
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