Anton Mauve

Anton Mauve, born in 1838 in Zaandam and died in 1888 in Arnhem, was a Dutch painter known for his landscapes and depictions of peasant life. His works, such as 'Morning Ride on the Beach' and 'The Return of the Flock,' are celebrated for their realistic portrayal of rural life and atmospheric effects, capturing the essence of the Dutch countryside. Mauve's contributions to Dutch art and his influence on the Hague School have made him a notable figure in 19th-century painting, reflecting the natural beauty and tranquility of his era.