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Female dog and two puppies (in collaboration with Matthijs Maris)
StyleAcademic Art
GenreAnimal
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Lawrence Alma-Tadema collaborated with Matthijs Maris on this charming study of a dog with her puppies. The composition combines Alma-Tadema's precise technique with Maris's sensitivity to animal subjects.
Such collaborations between artists were not uncommon in the 19th century. It hangs at the Bredius Museum in The Hague.
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About Female dog and two puppies (in collaboration with Matthijs Maris)
You can see it at Bredius Museum, Hague in The Hague, Netherlands. Lawrence Alma-Tadema created it. The composition combines Alma-Tadema's precise technique with Maris's sensitivity to animal subjects.
Matthijs Maris was a Dutch painter known for dreamlike, romantic subjects and sensitive animal studies You can see it at Bredius Museum, Hague.
Alma-Tadema occasionally collaborated with fellow painters on works combining their specialties. This piece with Matthijs Maris shows his range beyond the classical scenes he's best known for.
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