Matthijs Maris

1839–1917 · Kingdom of the Netherlands

Matthias Maris (17 August 1839 – 22 August 1917) was a Dutch painter, etcher and lithographer. He was also known as Matthijs Maris or Thijs. He initially belonged to the Hague School, like his two brothers, Jacob and Willem, but his later works deviated more and more from that school into a unique style influenced by the Pre-Raphaelites. Wikipedia

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Works

“'De Oorsprong' (Woodland Scene at Oosterbeek)”, 1860 — Frans Buffa & sons
“A Fairytale”, 1875 — Rijksmuseum
“The Royalchildren”, 1890 — Museum De Lakenhal
“Brook in the Woods near Oosterbeek”, 1860 — Rijksmuseum
“Men unloading Carts, Montmartre”, 1870 — National Gallery
“Portrait of Jacob Maris”, 1857 — Rijksmuseum
“Shepherdess, known as ‘Monumental Conception of Humanity’”, 1887 — Rijksmuseum
“Reverie”, 1875 — Metropolitan Museum of Art
“The Noord-West-Buitensingel in The Hague”, 1864 — Rijksmuseum
“Kop van een vrouw, genaamd 'A fair beauty'”, 1891 — Rijksmuseum
“The Nieuwe Haarlemse Sluis on the Singel, Known as ‘Souvenir d’Amsterdam’”, 1871 — Rijksmuseum
“Kitchen”, 1859 — Rijksmuseum
“Portrait of Samuel van Witsen (1833-1911)”, 1856 — Instituut Collectie Nederland
“A sandy bank with trees”, 1860 — Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
“Ramskop”, 1859 — private collection Hendrik Willem Mesdag
“Christening Procession in Lausanne”, 1873 — Centraal Museum
“Portrait of Johanna Martina Berendes-Schmidt”, 1852 — Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
“The Prisoners” — Burrell Collection
“At the Altar”, 1894 — Burrell Collection
“Diana”, 1878–1883 — Glasgow Museums Resource Centre