Isaac Israëls
1865
- 1934
Dutch Impressionist Painter
Movement : Amsterdam Impressionism, Hague School
Isaac Israëls, born in 1865 in Amsterdam and died in 1934 in The Hague, was a Dutch painter associated with the Impressionist movement. Known for his vibrant and dynamic depictions of urban life and landscapes, Israëls' works such as 'A Street in Amsterdam' and 'The Beach at Scheveningen' capture the essence of Dutch society and scenery. His contributions to Impressionism and his role in the development of modern Dutch art are notable.
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