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Julius Rolshoven (1858 – 1930)

Posted by M.R.N. on May 16, 2011


Assisi Market Girls

Taos War Chief

Rose Taffeta

Jeunesse dans la pleine lumiere

Indian Market

Red Eagle

Sun Arrow

A Mother And Child

Interior Of The Basilica Of St. Francis In Assisi

The Refectory Of San Damiano, Assisi

The Three Graces

An Invocation

Nude Study

Model Reading A Sketch Book

The Wounded Warrior’s Return

Madame Koch And Her Children

Field Of Poppies

Emile Zola

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2 Responses to “Julius Rolshoven (1858 – 1930)”

  1. Henryk Fantazos said

    May 16, 2011 at 10:34 am

    “Assisi Market Girls” is such a splendid painting: intense chiaroscuro,sparkling color.Beautiful painting. Then,inexplicably he goes to try his hand at all these other genres with markedly less success as if reacting to popular themes.Still- a very competent painter with gusto and vigor.

    • Marcelle Bouchard said

      May 16, 2011 at 11:58 am

      My preference goes to * Assisi Market girls*,really love it.!
      Thank you to share those beautiful paintings from great Artists.

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