Girl with Japanese parasol — Willem de Zwart

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Artist: Willem de Zwart
Date: 1889
Location: Kunstmuseum Den Haag

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Willem de Zwart

Willem de Zwart, known as the "Hague Breitner," captured diverse subjects from cityscapes to still lifes with bold, vibrant brushstrokes.

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