Willem Roelofs
1822–1897 · Realism
Willem Roelofs was a Dutch painter, water-colourist, etcher, lithographer and draughtsman. Roelofs was one of the forerunners of the Dutch Revival art, after the Romantic Classicism of the beginning of the 19th century, which led to the formation of The Hague school. His landscapes, especially the early ones with their dominating cloudy skies, demure bodies of water and populated with cattle, are typical for the School of Barbizon.
39 paintings
- Visch (1903)
- Bij Doesborgh (Landschap). (1889)
- Stortbui nabij Gouda. (1887)
- Liggend vee
- Zomerlandschap (koeien onder geboomte aan rivieroever)
- In Luxemburg (1854)
- Lakes near Kortenhoef (1880)
- Bij Voorschoten (1867)
- By the farm, Noorden (1880)
- Stormy afternoon, Noorden (1880)
- Cows at the waterside (1883)
- Landschap bij Dordrecht
- Meadow landscape with cows (1851)
- Polder Landscape with Mills (1882)
- painting (1847)
- Cows near Water (1882)
- View of the Rhine in Germany (1842)
- Meimaand te Noorden (1882)
- The rainbow (1875)
- Polder landscape with windmill near Abcoude (1870)
- Cows under trees (1860)
- Landscape with cows at the waterfront
- Hollands landschap met scheepje in een vaart (1867)
- Boslandschap met vijver en boeren met vee
- Boerderij in de omgeving van hotel Carelshaven
- Cattle in the Polder (1867)
- Vista do Rio de Janeiro tomada do outeiro da Glória (atribuído)
- Landscape in the Environs of The Hague (1870)
- The Gein River, near Abcoude (1883)
- Lake near Loosdrecht (1887)
- De brug over de IJssel bij Doesburg (1889)
- Boerenerf bij Noorden (1883)
- Wilgebomen (1875)
- Meadow Landscape with Cattle (1880)
- De melkbocht (1850)
- Water Meadows on the River IJssel (1850)
- Country Road near Laren, (Province of North Holland) (1850)
- Seascape at Heyst (1868)
- Landscape with a Thunderstorm Brewing (1850)