ion, the fine division intoback- and foreground pecuhar to the old Dutchmen.Despite the appreciation which he met with, thingsdid not go well with him. He appears to havebeen content to earn his 3,000 francs a year, whereashis Maas at Rotterdam was sold, in 1892, for 28,000francs and his Canal at… … z: « Intermezzo 127 Saint-Andr6, mourned by his Parisian colleagues forboth personal and artistic reasons. Holland must admitthat she did but little for this pure national painter.Boymans Museum bought a Moonlight Scene ofhis and the dealers occasionally exhibit one of hisprecious little paintings…
Painting, Dutch and Flemish
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