Oil paint on oak
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Shore at Scheveningen after Willem van de Velde
Presented by Robert Vernon 1847
adults
animals: mammals
architecture
beach
boat - non-specific
cities, towns, villages (non-UK)
countries and continents
dog - non-specific
features
fine art and design, named works
group
groups
man
Netherlands
objects
people
places
Scheveningen
sea
seascapes and coasts
society
spire
transport: water
Velde, Willem van der, painting, ‘The Shore at Scheveningen’
woman
<p>This is a reduced-size version of 'The Shore at Scheveningen' (1659) by the Dutch seventeenth-century artist Willem van de Welde the Younger (1633-1707). It is not an exact copy. The relationship between the figures on the shore and the boats at sea has been altered, as have other details. It is possible that it was painted immediately following one of the annual old master exhibitions held by the British Institution in its galleries in Pall Mall. Students and professional artists were allowed to study selected pictures in a 'school', which opened after the exhibitions had finished.</p><p><em>Gallery label, April 1993</em></p>
painting oil paint oak
The Shore at Scheveningen (after Willem van de Velde)
support: 152 × 241 mm
Presented by <a href="/search?gid=999999978" data-gtm-name="tombstone_link_bequest" data-gtm-destination="list-page--search-results">Robert Vernon</a> 1847
<p>This is a reduced-size version of 'The Shore at Scheveningen' (1659) by the Dutch seventeenth-century artist Willem van de Welde the Younger (1633-1707). It is not an exact copy. The relationship between the figures on the shore and the boats at sea has been altered, as have other details. It is possible that it was painted immediately following one of the annual old master exhibitions held by the British Institution in its galleries in Pall Mall. Students and professional artists were allowed to study selected pictures in a 'school', which opened after the exhibitions had finished.</p>
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1993-04-13T00:00:00
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adults animals: mammals architecture beach boat - non-specific cities, towns, villages (non-UK) countries and continents dog - non-specific features fine art and design, named works group groups man Netherlands objects people places Scheveningen sea seascapes and coasts society spire transport: water Velde, Willem van der, painting, ‘The Shore at Scheveningen’ woman