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Gerard van der Laan

1844 · Heerenveen – 1915 · The Hague

Painter • watercolourist

The Friesland-born artist Gerard van der Laan mainly painted and watercoloured beach and seascapes. He found inspiration earlier on the beach of Scheveningen near The Hague, where he lived and worked from 1880. Van der Laan moved to the royal city from Leeuwarden, where he had spent three years. Although he made a name for himself as a marine painter, Van der Laan also painted a few (winter) landscapes.

Gerard van der Laan | Moored bomb-boats off the coast | Maroufle | Height 25 cm × width 20 cm | Signed | Serene marine scene of bomb-boats moored near the shoreline under a dark sky | without frame
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