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.jpg "O Grave, Where Is Thy Victory? (Two Women Next to a Man and an Open Grave) by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "The New Generation, 1892 by Jan Toorop")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-377533).jpg "Poster for Delft Salad Oil by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "The Dunes at Domburg by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Lady with the Umbrella, 1888 by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Delftsche Slaolie, Advertising Poster for Salad Dressing by Jan Toorop")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1460913).jpg "Parents")
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.jpg "Cover Design for: Henri Borel, A Dream, 1899 by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Castalian Spring at Delphi by Ludwig Michalek")
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.jpg "The Dreamer, c. 1897 by Jan Toorop")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1448844).jpg "The song of the times by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Work for Women. Lots of the National Exhibition of Women")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1379021).jpg "Rejoiced Gouda by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "The Arrest, 1885 by Jan Toorop")
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_playing_the_cello_Painting_by_Jan_Toorop_(1858-1928)_Oi_-_(MeisterDrucke-1026158).jpg "Pablo Casals playing the cello by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Desire and Satisfaction by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Loss of Faith by Jan Toorop")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-175399).jpg "Song of the Times by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "The Arrival of the Muses of Art at Architecture by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "The Hoogeland, Beekbergen by Jan Toorop")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-291570).jpg "Girl Praying, 1927 by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Cover Design Metamorfoze by Louis Couperus, 1897 by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Portrait of Marie Jeanette de Lange by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "The Old Garden of Sorrows by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Portrait of an Old Peasant in Front of a Cathedral, 1904 by Jan Toorop")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1339949).jpg "Delft Salad Oil by Jan Toorop")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1377814).jpg "The High Land. Beekbergen by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Dunes and Sea in Zoutelande by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "The Sea at Katwijk by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "The Dreamer by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Women by the Sea by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "The Schelde near Veere by Jan Toorop")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1382004).jpg "Poster for the International Eucharistic Congress, 1924 by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "The Chestnut Tree by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Poster for Delft Salad Oil by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Self-Portrait by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Cover Design for Louis Couperus")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-208758).jpg "Shipwreck, 1895 by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Woman in White by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Jan Toorop, Delft Salad Oil, 1895 by Jan Toorop")
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_(oil_on_canvas)_-_(MeisterDrucke-1440468).jpg "Old Facade in Delft (study) by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Dune Landscape with Sailboats by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "A Group of Laborers by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Bridge in London by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Portrait of Mrs Marie Jeannette de Lange by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Woman Lying in the Dunes near Noordwijk by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Young Girl in Spring by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Packers in a Candle Factory by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Dune and Sea by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Portrait of Mrs Marie Jeannette de Lange by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "The Relief Efforts During the Flood of 1926, Symbolically Represented by Jan Toorop")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1255904).jpg "Venice Preserved by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Cover for Wendingen with a Nun with Flowers and Two Spirits, One Holding a Mask by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Sketch for Panis Angelicus by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Life")
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.jpg "Marguerite by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Portrait of Dr. Ariëns by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Joan of Arc by Jan Toorop")
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De_Anarchist_(original_title)_-_(MeisterDrucke-1380708).jpg "The Anarchy by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Young Woman with Wavy Hair in Front of a Sea with Ships by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "The Three Fiancés by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Kitchen Room 1 of 12 Lithographs by Toorop on Candle Making by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Old Woman Surrounded by Young Women by Jan Toorop")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1440338).jpg "The Lawyer")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1382683).jpg "Musicians Playing on the Deck of a Ship by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Portrait of Jan Toorop")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1379071).jpg "Deer by a Tree in Front of a Pond by Jan Toorop")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-255314).jpg "Seated Female Archer by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "At the Breakfast Table by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Saint by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Broek in Waterland by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Design for a Poster for the International Eucharistic Congress Held in Amsterdam from July 22-27, 1924 by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Design for a Poster for the International Eucharistic Congress of Amsterdam, 22-27 July 1924 by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Transport of Raw Materials in the Candle Factory by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Design for the Book Cover of Louis Couperus")
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.jpg "Net Menders, 1899 by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Road Along Canal by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Fog Over the Sea by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Portraits of Albert Verwey and Stefan George by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Portrait of Nurse Nelly by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Self-Portrait of the Painter Jan Toorop by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Peasant Woman with Yoke and Milk Buckets Walking Through a Cornfield by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Portrait of Treesje Westermann, Mother Thérèse Huf of Bethanië by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "The Net Menders by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Cover Design for: Louis Couperus, God and Gods, 1903 by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Partially Curtain-Covered Armchair by Jan Toorop")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1439936).jpg "Strikers by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Cover Design for: Louis Couperus, Metamorphosis, 1897 by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Portrait of Engelbert van Bevervoorde, Castellan of Muiden by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Detail Design of a Woman")
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.jpg "Life")
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.jpg "Jan Regaards by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Pitpluizers 1 of the 12 Lithographs Toorop Made About Candle Making by Jan Toorop")
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.jpg "Study of a Forearm by Jan Toorop")
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Jan Toorop, a visionary artist of the late 19th and early 20th centuries whose works forged deep cultural and artistic connections, left a powerful and impressive legacy. His art serves as a visual chronicle of a time of great change, and every facet of his work reflects the diversity and complexity of his creative vision. Born on December 20, 1858, on the island of Java, now Indonesia, Toorop was a child of the Dutch Empire and the colonial era. Son of a Dutch colonial official and a British mother, he grew up in the picturesque surroundings of Bangka Island before continuing his formal education in the Netherlands. It was during this time that he discovered and cultivated his love for art and creative expression.
The beauty and diversity of his background flowed into his works, forming a unique and distinctive style. His art is a kaleidoscope of styles, a blend of the various art movements of his time, enriched by the Javanese elements of his homeland. As the first Dutch artist to masterfully implement pointillism, Toorop left his mark on the golden age of Dutch art and left a lasting impression on art history. Despite an illness that eventually led to his paralysis, Toorop's passion for art remained undiminished. Even in the last years of his life, while confined to a wheelchair, Toorop maintained a tireless devotion to his art. His artistic abilities were evident in his ability to change and renew his style while maintaining his distinctive signature. In 1905, Toorop underwent a profound spiritual transformation and converted to Catholicism. This transformation found expression in his artwork, which now increasingly embraced mystical religious themes. This period of change, both in his personal and artistic life, was marked by intense creativity and a deeper exploration of the human spirit.
Toorop spent the summer months in Domburg, where he founded an informal collective of artists, including Piet Mondrian. This group became an important artistic community and exhibited their work in an exhibition pavilion initiated by Toorop, affectionately known as the "Kotje van Toorop". This venue, which unfortunately fell victim to an autumn storm in 1921, was a vibrant center of creative collaboration. Toorop's artistic journey continued even when he moved to Nijmegen in 1908. During a trip to Ireland in 1910, he created some of his most famous works. World War I had a profound effect on Toorop, inspiring him to create paintings that depicted the destruction and suffering of Belgian war refugees. Toorop spent the last years of his life in The Hague, where he continued to be creative despite his deteriorating health. His last works are strongly influenced by Catholicism and reflect his deep spiritual commitment. Jan Toorop died in 1928, but his unique artistic legacy lives on. His works, both in original form and in fine art prints, are a living expression of the creative diversity and innovation that characterized his life and art. Toorop's work remains an impressive tribute to human creativity and ingenuity.
Jan Toorop, a visionary artist of the late 19th and early 20th centuries whose works forged deep cultural and artistic connections, left a powerful and impressive legacy. His art serves as a visual chronicle of a time of great change, and every facet of his work reflects the diversity and complexity of his creative vision. Born on December 20, 1858, on the island of Java, now Indonesia, Toorop was a child of the Dutch Empire and the colonial era. Son of a Dutch colonial official and a British mother, he grew up in the picturesque surroundings of Bangka Island before continuing his formal education in the Netherlands. It was during this time that he discovered and cultivated his love for art and creative expression.
The beauty and diversity of his background flowed into his works, forming a unique and distinctive style. His art is a kaleidoscope of styles, a blend of the various art movements of his time, enriched by the Javanese elements of his homeland. As the first Dutch artist to masterfully implement pointillism, Toorop left his mark on the golden age of Dutch art and left a lasting impression on art history. Despite an illness that eventually led to his paralysis, Toorop's passion for art remained undiminished. Even in the last years of his life, while confined to a wheelchair, Toorop maintained a tireless devotion to his art. His artistic abilities were evident in his ability to change and renew his style while maintaining his distinctive signature. In 1905, Toorop underwent a profound spiritual transformation and converted to Catholicism. This transformation found expression in his artwork, which now increasingly embraced mystical religious themes. This period of change, both in his personal and artistic life, was marked by intense creativity and a deeper exploration of the human spirit.
Toorop spent the summer months in Domburg, where he founded an informal collective of artists, including Piet Mondrian. This group became an important artistic community and exhibited their work in an exhibition pavilion initiated by Toorop, affectionately known as the "Kotje van Toorop". This venue, which unfortunately fell victim to an autumn storm in 1921, was a vibrant center of creative collaboration. Toorop's artistic journey continued even when he moved to Nijmegen in 1908. During a trip to Ireland in 1910, he created some of his most famous works. World War I had a profound effect on Toorop, inspiring him to create paintings that depicted the destruction and suffering of Belgian war refugees. Toorop spent the last years of his life in The Hague, where he continued to be creative despite his deteriorating health. His last works are strongly influenced by Catholicism and reflect his deep spiritual commitment. Jan Toorop died in 1928, but his unique artistic legacy lives on. His works, both in original form and in fine art prints, are a living expression of the creative diversity and innovation that characterized his life and art. Toorop's work remains an impressive tribute to human creativity and ingenuity.
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.jpg "Cover Design Psyche by Louis Couperus by Jan Toorop")