Johan Jongkind
1819–1891 · Dutch · 24 artworks
RealismImpressionismatmospheric perspectiveloose brushworkwatercolor underpaintingplein air paintingcapturing fleeting light
artist bio
Johan Jongkind was a Dutch painter and printmaker who is considered a precursor to Impressionism. His atmospheric landscapes and seascapes, often capturing the fleeting effects of light and weather, significantly influenced artists like Claude Monet and Eugène Boudin.
related: Eugene Boudin, Claude Monet, Camille Corot
24 artworks
A Windmill near Delft
1857
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Winter Scene in Holland
1865
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View from the Quai d'Orsay
1854
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View of the Ruined Castle in Rosemont
1861
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View of Notre-Dame, Paris
1864
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River Scene
1880
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View of a square in Avignon, with a hardware store
1880
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Towpath near The Hague
1859
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The Harbour in Harfleur
1850
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Notre-Dame de Paris
1854
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Wind Mill at Antwerp
1866
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Road Near La Côte-Saint-André
1885
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Honfleur, Sunrise at Harbour Entry
1863
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View of Rotterdam
1867
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River Scene with Barges and Figures
1870
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La Ciotat
1880
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A View of the Harbour, Rotterdam
1856
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Ruins of the Castle in Rosemont
1861
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The Pont de l'Estacade
1853
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Landscape
1877
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The Boulevard de Port-Royal, Paris
1877
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Towpath near Overschie
1865
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Coast Scene with Windmills
1873
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Le Boulevard Jourdan, Paris
1865
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