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Kingdom of the Netherlands · August 17, 1839 – August 22, 1917Wikidata

Matthijs Maris

Dutch painter (1839-1917)

Born in The Hague. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 183965 dated paintingsDied 1917

68 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • The Pawn Shop (Mountain of Mercy)
    The Pawn Shop (Mountain of Mercy)
    Matthijs Maris
    1849–1917 · Rijksmuseum
  • The enchanted castle
    The enchanted castle
    Matthijs Maris
    1851–1917 · Kunstmuseum Den Haag
  • Portrait of Johanna Martina Berendes-Schmidt
    Portrait of Johanna Martina Berendes-Schmidt
    Matthijs Maris
    c. 1852–1855 · Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
  • Bosbeek
    Bosbeek
    Matthijs Maris
    1854–1917 · Rijksmuseum Twenthe
  • Ecce homo
    Ecce homo
    Matthijs Maris
    1854–1917 · Amsterdam Museum
  • Study of an Old Woman
    Study of an Old Woman
    Matthijs Maris
    1855–1858 · Rijksmuseum
  • Study of the head of a young woman in profile
    Study of the head of a young woman in profile
    Matthijs Maris
    1855 · Kunstmuseum Den Haag
  • Portrait of Louis Sierig, Painter
    Portrait of Louis Sierig, Painter
    Matthijs Maris
    1856 · Rijksmuseum
  • Portrait Study
    Portrait Study
    Matthijs Maris
    1856 · Rijksmuseum
  • Portrait of Samuel van Witsen (1833-1911)
    Portrait of Samuel van Witsen (1833-1911)
    Matthijs Maris
    1856 · Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands Art Collection
  • Portrait of Jacob Maris
    Portrait of Jacob Maris
    Matthijs Maris
    1857 · Rijksmuseum
  • La cuisinière
    La cuisinière
    Matthijs Maris
    1858–1861 · The Tullie
  • Kitchen
    Kitchen
    Matthijs Maris
    1859 · Rijksmuseum
  • Ramskop
    Ramskop
    Matthijs Maris
    1859 · Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
  • Der Fuhrmann
    Der Fuhrmann
    Matthijs Maris
    1859 · Centraal Museum
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