Dutch painters of the nineteenth century. With biographical notices
Dutch painters of the nineteenth century is a 1898 London art-history survey by the Antwerp curator Max Rooses, published by S. Low, Marston and Company, written for collectors and students of painting. Its plates are monochrome halftone reproductions of canvases, showing rural Dutch scenes of village houses, wooded banks, pools and quiet interiors, with soft tonal grading a designer could borrow for muted landscape palettes and atmospheric backgrounds.
