Johan Hendrik Weissenbruch: A collection of 92 paintings (HD)

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Johan Hendrik Weissenbruch: A collection of 92 paintings (HD)
Description: "Dutch painter, part of a family of artists, cousin of Jan Weissenbruch. He referred to himself and signed his work as Jan Hendrik Weissenbruch.
The first generation of the family included the amateur painter and collector Johannes Weissenbruch (1787-1834) and his brother, the engraver Johan Daniel Weissenbruch (1789-1858), three of whose sons were also artists: Jan Weissenbruch (1822-1880), who was widely known for his sun-drenched townscapes, the lithographer Frederick Hendrik Weissenbruch (1828-1887) and the engraver Isaac Weissenbruch (1826-1912). Johannes's son Jan Hendrik Weissenbruch was a watercolour painter of landscapes and beach views and is regarded as one of the masters of the Hague School; a younger son, Frederik Adrianus Weissenbruch (1826-1882), was an engraver. The third generation included Jan Hendrik's son Willem Johannes Weissenbruch (1864-1941), who was also a painter.
From 1840 Jan Hendrik attended drawing lessons with the Norwegian painter Johannes Löw, and from 1846 he was taught by Bartholomeus Johannes van Hove (1790-1880) at the Koninklijke Academie van Beeldende Kunsten in The Hague. His early paintings clearly show the influence of van Hove and Andreas Schelfhout (1787-1870), although it is uncertain whether he was actually taught by the latter. His father, an avid collector, owned works by both artists.
Weissenbruch copied the works of the seventeenth-century Dutch artists and painted in the area surrounding The Hague, Haarlem, and Arnhem. He became a significant open-air and watercolour painter of the Hague School."
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[@mireillebernard1696]

magnifique vraiment....on retrouve les maîtres hollandais dans cette peinture plus récente. ..

[@crashrr2993]

Magnificent watercolours!

[@dshepherd107]

These are absolutely wonderful. I learn so much from studying your videos of these various landscape & seascape artists from different periods, regions, & styles. Thank you for all the time you’ve put into these. I’ve probably watched at least 50 of them. The more I learn, the more I’m able to appreciate them, & the better landscape artist I’m becoming l. Ty again. Cheers

[@Lalo-cw1fq]

Such a wonderful collection of paintings.

[@sabrinanascimento5248]

Wonderful paintings and landscapes

[@Digidab]

Really Wonderful Art !

[@dreamboatannie100]

美しく素晴らしいコレクションありがとうございました。

[@sabrinanascimento5248]

Really beautiful.

[@sabrinanascimento1267]

Beautiful paintings

[@rebeccajosteelman563]

Really great work, thank you.

[@amedeofilippi6336]

Dry beautiful paintings.

[@waltertaljaard1488]

During his lifetime Van Gogh was in the shadow of Weissenbruch. But fifty years later Weissenbruch was in the shadow of Van Gogh. Both were great XIXth century Dutch impressionists. Who most probably knew eachothers work.

[@346UNCLEBOB]

Good stuff! Just my cup of tea.

[@JVONROCK]

A big fan with a question. Do you make more money if we let the ad run ?

[@MAC-ws8fz]

I just can't believe that the same guy painted all those at the beginning and at 1:20 his whole style changed to this beautiful work. Does any one else see the difference?

[@vima8680]

It would be interesting to see his art as well as the other artists on this site shown in time progression.

[@emieldek1]

A few paintings (I believe at least three paintings in a realistic style)) are painted by his cousin Jan Weissenbruch.

[@waltertaljaard1488]

Perhaps he wanted to prove to the public he could also paint realisticly.

[@dshepherd107]

He may have been influenced by other artists. For example, I know Alexei Savrasov, a 19th century Russian landscape painter, attended an international art exhibition in England, & was quite taken with the works of Constable & some other artists of the time. His painting style changed somewhat after that. He’s also known as the father of Lyrical landscape painting.

[@offramp1220]

素晴らしいの一言

[@MrMjp58]

What a bizarrely bizarrely talented painter. Especially for those times, where art was often a bit stilted.

[@cindyoverall8139]

There were 2 artists with the same name., no relation. Johan Henrik W. is the looser better one and much later. The tight cityscapes were by Johan W. Much earlier

[@cindyoverall8139]

There were 2 of the same name , 50 years apart. Unfortunately the first Johan did the tight city scapes. Awful compared to Johan Henrick. But the two are now lumped together, what a shame.

[@sabrinanascimento1267]

Beautiful paintings