Hardboard Collection

Portrait of a Wounded KNIL Soldier, 1882. Creator: Isaac Lazerus Israels
Portrait of a Wounded KNIL Soldier, 1882

A young Herdsman, 1840-1870. Creator: Eugene Lepoittevin
A young Herdsman, 1840-1870

Sand Excavation, 1839. Creator: Johannes Tavenraat
Sand Excavation, 1839

A Watermill in a Woody Landscape, 1854. Creator: Lodewijk Hendrik Arends
A Watermill in a Woody Landscape, 1854

William James Glackens Sunday Marne c. 1915a'1916
William James Glackens: Sunday on the Marne, William James Glackens, c. 1915-1916, Oil on canvas (later mounted to hardboard), Overall: 25 3/4 x 32 1/4 in. (65.4 x 81.9 cm)

Large variation 1915 oil pencil linen textured paper
Large variation, 1915, oil and pencil on linen textured paper, mounted on hardboard, 52 x 37.5 cm, signed and dated a. r.: A. Jawlensky

Albertus Jacob Duymaer van Twist 1809-87 Governor General
Albertus Jacob Duymaer van Twist (1809-87). Governor General (1851-55), Portrait of Albertus Jacob Duymaer van Twist (1809-87). Governor General (1851-55). Hip piece, standing, and face, in oval

Digital Illustration of hardboard on top of floorboards in empty room

Follower of Leonardo da Vinci, Portrait of a Young Lady, c. 1500, oil on panel transferred to hardboard

Andrea Mantegna, Portrait of a Man, Italian, c. 1431-1506, c. 1470, tempera on hardboard transferred from canvas transferred from panel

Sebastiano del Piombo, Portrait of a Humanist, Italian, 1485-1547, c. 1520, oil on panel transferred to hardboard

Sir Peter Paul Rubens, Decius Mus Addressing the Legions, Flemish, 1577-1640, probably 1616, oil on hardboard, transferred from wood and canvas

Paolo di Giovanni Fei, Italian (mentioned 1369-1411), The Presentation of the Virgin, c. 1400, tempera on wood transferred to hardboard

Workshop of Albrecht Altdorfer, The Fall of Man [middle panel], c. 1535, oil on hardboard transferred from panel

Workshop of Albrecht Altdorfer, The Rule of Bacchus [left panel], c. 1535, oil on hardboard transferred from panel

Workshop of Albrecht Altdorfer, The Rule of Mars [right panel], c. 1535, oil on hardboard transferred from panel

Giorgione, Italian (1477-1478-1510), The Holy Family, probably c. 1500, oil on panel transferred to hardboard

Domenico Ghirlandaio, Madonna and Child, Italian, 1449-1494, c. 1470-1475, tempera on panel transferred to hardboard

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"Hardboard: A Versatile Canvas for Artistic Expression" Discover the timeless allure of hardboard, a medium that has captivated artists throughout history. From William James Glackens' stunning "Sunday Marne" to Albertus Jacob Duymaer van Twist's masterpieces, this material has been used to create breathtaking works of art. In 1915, Glackens showcased his artistic prowess with "Large Variation, " an oil pencil masterpiece on linen textured paper. The smooth surface allowed him to effortlessly bring his vision to life. Step into the world of portraiture with the likes of Leonardo da Vinci and Andrea Mantegna. Their captivating artworks, such as "Portrait of a Young Lady" and "Portrait of a Man, " showcase the incredible detail that can be achieved on hardboard. Sebastiano del Piombo's "Portrait of a Humanist" transports us back in time to 1485-1547 Italy. The rich colors and intricate brushwork demonstrate how hardboard enhances every stroke, bringing depth and dimension to each piece. Sir Peter Paul Rubens' epic painting, "Decius Mus Addressing the Legions, " showcases Flemish artistry at its finest. With hardboard as his canvas, Rubens was able to convey both power and emotion in this historical masterpiece. Travel further back in time with Paolo di Giovanni Fei's Italian artwork from 1369-1411. His portrayal of "The Presentation of the Virgin" highlights how even centuries-old pieces can still resonate with modern audiences when created on durable hardboard. Explore Albrecht Altdorfer's workshop creations - from "The Fall of Man" middle panel to "The Rule Bacchus" left panel and finally ending with"The Rule Mars. " These exquisite triptychs exemplify how multiple panels seamlessly come together on sturdy hardboards for an immersive visual experience.