Matthijs Collection

He Is Coming, 1874. Artist: Matthijs Maris
He Is Coming, 1874. From The Studio Volume 72. [London Offices of the Studio, London, 1917-18]

Aberdeen, St Machars Cathedral, Cottier & Co, Angel Musicians, 1873
3475778 Aberdeen, St Machars Cathedral, Cottier & Co, Angel Musicians, 1873 by Maris, Matthew (1839-1917); St Machars Cathedral, Aberdeen, UK; (add.info.: Aberdeen, St Machars Cathedral, C&C)

The Virtuous Woman, Holy Trinity, Leamington Spa, Cottier & Co, c. 1890
3475738 The Virtuous Woman, Holy Trinity, Leamington Spa, Cottier & Co, c.1890 by Maris, Matthew (1839-1917); Holy Trinity, Leamington Spa, UK; (add.info.: Leamington Spa, Holy Trinity, C&C)

Angel of Death, Church of St John the Evangelist, Birtley, 1873 (Cottier & Co)
3475727 Angel of Death, Church of St John the Evangelist, Birtley, 1873 (Cottier & Co) by Maris, Matthew (1839-1917); St John Church, Birtley, UK; (add.info.: Birtley, St John, C&C, M Maris)

Aberdeen, St Machars Cathedral, Cottier & Co, Angel Musician detail, 1873
3475779 Aberdeen, St Machars Cathedral, Cottier & Co, Angel Musician detail, 1873 by Maris, Matthew (1839-1917); St Machars Cathedral, Aberdeen, UK; (add.info.: Cottier & Company; Matthew Maris)

The Painters Window;Faith, Hope & Charity, St Machars Cathedral, 1873
3475777 The Painters Window; Faith, Hope & Charity, St Machars Cathedral, 1873 by Maris, Matthew (1839-1917); St Machars Cathedral, Aberdeen

Charity & Faith, Church of St Cuthbert, Darlington, 1875
3475737 Charity & Faith, Church of St Cuthbert, Darlington, 1875 by Maris, Matthew (1839-1917); St Cuthbert, Darlington, UK; (add.info.: Cottier & Co. Matthew Maris, Charity & Faith, 1875)

Abraham and Isaac on the way to Sacrifice, 1558. Creator: Hieronymus Cock
Abraham and Isaac on the way to Sacrifice, 1558. Possibly after Matthijs Cock

Title to Topographia Variarum Regionum, 1614. Creator: Simon Wynhoutsz Frisius
Title to Topographia Variarum Regionum, 1614

The Newborn Baby, 1675. Creator: Matthys Naiveu
The Newborn Baby, 1675

Paul Steenwinkel, late 17th-early 18th century. Creator: Matthys Pool
Paul Steenwinkel, late 17th-early 18th century. Portrait of a Dutch minister from Amsterdam. [Wilhelmus Koning, Amsterdam]

Girl with a Distaff, c1873. Artist: Matthijs Maris
Girl with a Distaff, c1873. From The Studio Volume 77. [London Offices of the Studio, London, 1919]

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Matthijs Maris, a renowned artist of the 19th century, captivated audiences with his masterful creations. His works were filled with ethereal beauty and profound symbolism that left viewers in awe. In "He Is Coming, " painted in 1874, Maris showcased his exceptional talent by capturing a sense of anticipation and mystery. The painting's enigmatic aura draws you in, leaving you eager to discover what lies ahead. Another remarkable piece is "Angel Musicians" at St Machars Cathedral in Aberdeen. Created by Cottier & Co in 1873, this artwork transports you to a heavenly realm where celestial beings serenade with divine melodies. Each brushstroke brings these angelic figures to life, evoking a sense of tranquility and spiritual harmony. Maris also collaborated with Cottier & Co for "The Virtuous Woman" at Holy Trinity Church in Leamington Spa around 1890. This captivating masterpiece portrays the essence of virtue through its delicate details and graceful composition. "The Angel of Death" adorning the Church of St John the Evangelist in Birtley showcases Maris' ability to capture both beauty and darkness simultaneously. Painted by Cottier & Co in 1873, this haunting depiction reminds us of life's ephemeral nature while urging contemplation on mortality. One cannot overlook Maris' contribution to St Machars Cathedral with "The Painter's Window; Faith, Hope & Charity. " Created in 1873, this stained glass window radiates vibrant colors as it narrates stories of faith and love through intricate designs. Charity & Faith find their place within the Church of St Cuthbert in Darlington through another collaboration between Maris and Cottier & Co from 1875. These stunning artworks inspire compassion and devotion as they adorn sacred spaces. While Matthijs Maris made significant contributions during his time, he was not alone in leaving a lasting artistic legacy.