Evert Moll is best known for his representations of the port of Rotterdam and shipping on the Nieuwe Maas, which he painted in the 1920s and 1930s. Started around 1900 as a follower of the Hague School, Evert Moll soon shifted his field of activity to the quays and bridges of the Maasstad. The dynamism of the port company was also a source of inspiration for the painter. In addition, he excelled in many other genres. He also painted cityscapes, landscapes and colorful, daring flower still lifes. Evert Moll was self-taught, but received advice from Willem Maris and Willem Roelofs.

Signature: bottom right

Work size: 22 x 32 cm

Provenance: Ex. Grinthuys Gallery - from a Dutch private collection

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