Photogravure after a painting by Jozef Israëls titled 'The Joy of Motherhood (Moederweelde)' (1890 painting at Rijksmuseum The Netherlands SK-A-2597). This impressive photogravure is marked with numer 29 as part of the original portfolio with 50 photogravures of world-famous paintings by Jozef Israëls published by Gebr. E.M. Cohen Amsterdam and printed by Meissenbach & Riffarth Berlin in 1904. In an interior a young mother sits at a table by the window mending clothes. On her lap is a sleeping child at her knees is a boy watching some chickens scurry across the floor. A village can be seen through the window in the distance. Photogravure is the term for a photomechanical process of printmaking in which a photographic image is transferred to a metal plate that is then printed in intaglio. Paper produced especially for this publication is watermarked "Jozef Israëls/ Uitgave van Gebrs. E & M Cohen/ Van Gelder Zonen". The publishing house was established by members of Dutch bookselling and publishing dynasty initially based in Arnhem and Nijmegen. The family was Jewish and the firm was liquidated following the rise of Nazism. Handmade frame to fit this unique work of art. As standar

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The Joy of Motherhood

Photogravure after a painting by Jozef Israëls titled 'After Dark (Het late uur)' (ca. 1890 painting at Rijksmuseum The Netherlands SK-A-2603). This impressive photogravure is marked with numer 31 as part of the original portfolio with 50 photogravures of world-famous paintings by Jozef Israëls published by Gebr. E.M. Cohen Amsterdam and printed by Meissenbach & Riffarth Berlin in 1904. 'The Late Hour'. Heath landscape at night in which a woman walks along a path with a child in her arms. In the distance are houses on the left the moon. Photogravure is the term for a photomechanical process of printmaking in which a photographic image is transferred to a metal plate that is then printed in intaglio. Paper produced especially for this publication is watermarked "Jozef Israëls/ Uitgave van Gebrs. E & M Cohen/ Van Gelder Zonen". The publishing house was established by members of Dutch bookselling and publishing dynasty initially based in Arnhem and Nijmegen. The family was Jewish and the firm was liquidated following the rise of Nazism. Handmade frame to fit this unique work of art. As standard in our Gallery this is the framed with special anti-reflective and virtually invisible g

After Dark

Photogravure after a painting by Jozef Israëls titled 'A ray of sunshine' (Ca. 1870). This impressive photogravure is marked with numer 44 as part of the original portfolio with 50 photogravures of world-famous paintings by Jozef Israëls published by Gebr. E.M. Cohen Amsterdam and printed by Meissenbach & Riffarth Berlin in 1904. In 1904 the painting was part of the private collection of Alexander Young in London. Location today unknown. Photogravure is the term for a photomechanical process of printmaking in which a photographic image is transferred to a metal plate that is then printed in intaglio. Paper produced especially for this publication is watermarked "Jozef Israëls/ Uitgave van Gebrs. E & M Cohen/ Van Gelder Zonen". The publishing house was established by members of Dutch bookselling and publishing dynasty initially based in Arnhem and Nijmegen. The family was Jewish and the firm was liquidated following the rise of Nazism. Handmade frame to fit this unique work of art. As standard in our Gallery this is the framed with special anti-reflective and virtually invisible glass (up to 70% UV protection). A Certificate of Authentication will be provided after your purchase!

A ray of sunshine

Photogravure after a painting by Jozef Israëls titled 'Domestic labour' (ca. 1890). This impressive photogravure is marked with numer 41 as part of the original portfolio with 50 photogravures of world-famous paintings by Jozef Israëls published by Gebr. E.M. Cohen Amsterdam and printed by Meissenbach & Riffarth Berlin in 1904. Photogravure is the term for a photomechanical process of printmaking in which a photographic image is transferred to a metal plate that is then printed in intaglio. Paper produced especially for this publication is watermarked "Jozef Israëls/ Uitgave van Gebrs. E & M Cohen/ Van Gelder Zonen". The publishing house was established by members of Dutch bookselling and publishing dynasty initially based in Arnhem and Nijmegen. The family was Jewish and the firm was liquidated following the rise of Nazism. Handmade frame to fit this unique work of art. As standard in our Gallery this is the framed with special anti-reflective and virtually invisible glass (up to 70% UV protection). A Certificate of Authentication will be provided after your purchase!

Domestic labour

Photogravure after painting by Jozef Israëls 'Mother and child' (1896). A theme many times repeated by Jozef Israëls. According to Jan Veth this is one of the last paintings by the artist on this subject. This impressive photogravure is marked with numer 10 as part of the original portfolio with 50 photogravures of world-famous paintings by Jozef Israëls published by Gebr. E.M. Cohen Amsterdam and printed by Meissenbach & Riffarth Berlin in 1904. In 1904 the painting was part of the private collection of Sir John Charles Day in London. Location today unknown. Photogravure is the term for a photomechanical process of printmaking in which a photographic image is transferred to a metal plate that is then printed in intaglio. Paper produced especially for this publication is watermarked "Jozef Israëls/ Uitgave van Gebrs. E & M Cohen/ Van Gelder Zonen". The publishing house was established by members of Dutch bookselling and publishing dynasty initially based in Arnhem and Nijmegen. The family was Jewish and the firm was liquidated following the rise of Nazism. Handmade frame to fit this unique work of art. As standard in our Gallery this is the framed with special anti-reflective a

Mother and child after Jozef Israëls

Photogravure after a painting by Jozef Israëls titled 'A quiet moment' (ca.1898). This impressive photogravure is marked with numer 2 as part of the original portfolio with 50 photogravures of world-famous paintings by Jozef Israëls published by Gebr. E.M. Cohen Amsterdam and printed by Meissenbach & Riffarth Berlin in 1904. Photogravure is the term for a photomechanical process of printmaking in which a photographic image is transferred to a metal plate that is then printed in intaglio. Paper produced especially for this publication is watermarked "Jozef Israëls/ Uitgave van Gebrs. E & M Cohen/ Van Gelder Zonen". The publishing house was established by members of Dutch bookselling and publishing dynasty initially based in Arnhem and Nijmegen. The family was Jewish and the firm was liquidated following the rise of Nazism. Handmade frame to fit this unique work of art. As standard in our Gallery this is the framed with special anti-reflective and virtually invisible glass (up to 70% UV protection). A Certificate of Authentication will be provided after your purchase! Handmade frame to fit this unique work of art. As standard in our Gallery this is the framed with special anti-ref

A quiet moment

This impressive photogravure is marked with numer 42 as part of the original portfolio with 50 photogravures of world-famous paintings by Jozef Israëls published by Gebr. E.M. Cohen Amsterdam and printed by Meissenbach & Riffarth Berlin in 1904. In 1904 the painting was part of the private collection of Alexander Young in London (ca. 1867). Now at Detroit Institute of Arts. https://dia.org/collection/cottage-madonna-49416 Photogravure is the term for a photomechanical process of printmaking in which a photographic image is transferred to a metal plate that is then printed in intaglio. Paper produced especially for this publication is watermarked "Jozef Israëls/ Uitgave van Gebrs. E & M Cohen/ Van Gelder Zonen". The publishing house was established by members of Dutch bookselling and publishing dynasty initially based in Arnhem and Nijmegen. The family was Jewish and the firm was liquidated following the rise of Nazism. Handmade frame to fit this unique work of art. As standard in our Gallery this is the framed with special anti-reflective and virtually invisible glass (up to 70% UV protection). A Certificate of Authentication will be provided after your purchase!

The cottage madonna

Photogravure after a painting by Jozef Israëls titled 'A boy and a girl on a dune top' (ca. 1880 painting at Rijksmuseum The Netherlands SK-A-2604). This impressive photogravure is marked with numer 31 as part of the original portfolio with 50 photogravures of world-famous paintings by Jozef Israëls published by Gebr. E.M. Cohen Amsterdam and printed by Meissenbach & Riffarth Berlin in 1904. A boy and a girl on a dune top. The boy is stretched out on the floor the girl is sitting and knitting. In the distance the sea on the left a fishing boat. Photogravure is the term for a photomechanical process of printmaking in which a photographic image is transferred to a metal plate that is then printed in intaglio. Paper produced especially for this publication is watermarked "Jozef Israëls/ Uitgave van Gebrs. E & M Cohen/ Van Gelder Zonen". The publishing house was established by members of Dutch bookselling and publishing dynasty initially based in Arnhem and Nijmegen. The family was Jewish and the firm was liquidated following the rise of Nazism. Handmade frame to fit this unique work of art. As standard in our Gallery this is the framed with special anti-reflective and virtually inv

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