Koepelkerk aan de Singel (Amsterdam) by Hobbe Smith
Koepelkerk aan de Singel (Amsterdam) by Hobbe Smith
Koepelkerk aan de Singel (Amsterdam) by Hobbe Smith
Koepelkerk aan de Singel (Amsterdam) by Hobbe Smith
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Koepelkerk aan de Singel (Amsterdam) 1862 - 1942

Hobbe Smith

Original oil on canvas
 34 ⨯ 50 cm
ConditionExcellent
€ 3.100

Babette Claassen Fine Art

  • About the artist

    Hobbe Smith (7 December 1862, Witmarsum - 1 May 1942, Amsterdam) was a Dutch painter, watercolorist and graphic designer, in the Post-Impressionist style.

    His father was a house painter. He was apprenticed to a lithographer at a young age and attended drawing classes at the Quellinusschool.

    Thanks to a wealthy patron who liked his work, he was able to receive a Royal Scholarship and studied at the Rijksakademie with August Allebé. Later, he took classes at the Royal Academy of Fine Arts in Antwerp with Charles Verlat.

    He painted a wide variety of subjects, including nudes, still lifes, portraits, historical scenes and seascapes, influenced by Jacob Maris. In 1888, he won the Willink van Collenprijs. International fame arrived after an exhibition at the Pulchri Studio in 1902. He received a gold medal from Queen Wilhelmina in 1917. He was also a member of Arti et Amicitiae.

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Artwork details

Category
Paintings
Subject
AmsterdamTown or CityChurchReligious building
Style
ImpressionismDutch SchoolAmsterdamse School (Dutch early 20th Century)
Material & Technique
Original oil on canvas
Colour
RedGreenBlue