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The poetry of reality : Dutch painters of the nineteenth century / Marjan van Heteren, Guido Jansen, Ronald de Leeuw ; with contributions from Wouter Kloek ... [et al.] ; [translation

Marjan van Heteren • 2000 • B.V. Waanders Uitgeverji

Author: Marjan van Heteren
First published: 2000
Publisher: B.V. Waanders Uitgeverji
Genres: Art · History
ISBN: 9789040094170

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This volume offers a focused examination of nineteenth-century Dutch painters, providing valuable context for understanding their artistic contributions. By exploring the evolution of style and subject matter during this period, the work serves as a thoughtful reference for those interested in the history of Dutch art.

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Published in 2000 by Waanders Uitgevers, this volume was produced as the primary catalog for a major exhibition titled The Poetry of Reality: Dutch Painters of the Nineteenth Century. The project was a collaboration between the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam and the Van Gogh Museum, aimed at re-evaluating the landscape and genre painting of a period often overshadowed by the subsequent emergence of Impressionism and the fame of Vincent van Gogh.

The publication was curated by Marjan van Heteren, Guido Jansen, and Ronald de Leeuw to provide a rigorous scholarly look at the aesthetic shifts occurring in the Netherlands between 1800 and 1900. By focusing on the interplay between traditional realism and emerging romantic sensitivities, the contributors sought to document how Dutch artists maintained a distinct national identity while engaging with European artistic movements of the time.

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