Antique After Jacob Maris (1837-1899) Dutch, Seascape Oil on Canvas. Attributed title: "Unloading the Catch." Depicts a boat resting on the seabed at low tide, with clouds and birds in the distance and the crew resting on or near the boat with sails lowered. Signed and marked "Stroobant" bottom right. In filigreed gilt frame. 

Overall Size: 38 x 48 in. 

Sight Size: 30 x 39 in. 

Jacob Henricus Maris (1837-1899) was a leading Dutch painter of the Hague School, celebrated for his expressive landscapes and atmospheric views of Holland’s waterways. Born into an artistic family in The Hague, he initially studied at the local academy before refining his skills in Antwerp and later Paris, where he was influenced by the Barbizon School. Upon returning to the Netherlands in 1871, he shifted from detailed genre scenes to broad, painterly depictions of Dutch skies, coastal towns, and bustling harbors. His masterful handling of light, subtle tonal palettes, and impasto brushwork defined the visual identity of late 19th Century Dutch landscape art, and together with his successful brothers Matthijs and Willem he established a lasting artistic legacy that deeply influenced subsequent generations of European painters.

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