Mauritz Frederick Hendrik de Haas (1832 – 1895)
Posted by M.R.N. on May 9, 2013
Hudson River Under The Moonlight
Morning Reflections
Sunset Over The Waves
Coastal Scene – Rocky Coast
Sailing Ships Close To Shore
Farragut’s Fleet
Stormy Breezes
Sunset Over New York
After A Storm
Off Orient Point, Long Island
View Of Irvington Looking Toward Tarrytown, New York
The Harbor At Dieppe
Along A Golden Shore
Isles Of Shoals Lighthouse
Shipping In Harbor By Moonlight
Sunset On The Coast
Along The Shore, Fire Island, New York
Rough Day At Sea
New Bedford Harbor
Seascape With Ships
Boston Lighthouse
Daybreak On The East Coast
Fishermen Off Grand Manan
Morning, Long Island
Into The Sunset
Ship Off A Stormy Coast
Brig Sailing Free
Sunset Along The Coast
Early Morning Off Long Island
Sunset Off The Needles
Lobstermen With A Packet Ship And A Steam Tug In The Distance
Seascape
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Bruce said
This man was certainly a colorist. I did not know how else to say that in one word, but apparently I got it right (definition 1):
col·or·ist n.
1. A painter skilled in achieving special effects with color.
2. A hairdresser who specializes in dyeing hair.
Don Hyde said
Gee, he knows how to paint AND compose. What an idea!