Albert Neuhuys Collection
EDITORS COMMENTSAlbert Neuhuys was a Dutch painter known for his beautiful and intimate portrayals of everyday life
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EDITORS COMMENTS
Albert Neuhuys was a Dutch painter known for his beautiful and intimate portrayals of everyday life. In his paintings, he captured the tender moments between mother and child, like in "Mother suckles child by the fireplace, " where a mother lovingly nurses her baby by the warm hearth. Neuhuys also depicted scenes of children at work, such as "Two children farmers, " showing their industriousness within an interior setting. Not limited to domestic scenes, Neuhuys also showcased outdoor activities like skating in Haagse Bos. His attention to detail is evident in works like "Henry Ward Ranger" from around 1890, where he captures the essence of this American artist with precision. Neuhuys often highlighted women's roles within society through paintings such as "Interior ironing woman sewing child mother daughter. " These images depict the multitasking abilities and nurturing nature of women during that era. The artist had a knack for capturing family dynamics during mealtime too. In "Lunch peasant family interior house family meal, " Neuhuys portrays a humble yet heartwarming scene of a peasant family enjoying their meal together. Religious themes were not overlooked either; one example being his painting titled "Nordic Madonna mother baby young child Albert Neuhuys. " This piece showcases his ability to infuse spirituality into everyday life. Neuhuys' talent extended beyond traditional subject matter; he explored various genres as seen in works like "Cradle Presentation entitled young woman peeling" and "Vissersvrijage Presentation entitled Vissersvrijage. " Throughout his career, Albert Neuhuys consistently portrayed the bond between mothers and children. One notable example is found in his painting titled "Mother and Child, " which beautifully captures their connection through subtle gestures and expressions. In 1897, Neuhuys created another masterpiece called "The Cradle.
