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Spanish Dancer

Pygmalion Beeldende Kunst

Isaac Israëls (1865-1934)

The Netherlands, second half 19th century

Oil on canvas, signed lower right

51 x 31 cm

Original condition

The well-known Dutch art-critic H.P. Bremmer wrote about this painting in his art-journal 'Beeldende Kunst' and considered The Spanish Dancer as one of the best paintings of Isaac Israëls (1865-1934). This painting has been exhibited in various places and museums.

Provenance:

Privé collectie Buffa en privé collectie Glerum, Amsterdam.

Literature:

Beeldende Kunst (H.P.Bremmer), vol. 6, no. 59.

Price on request.

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