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Evert Moll

Evert Moll (1878 - 1955) was active/lived in Netherlands, Europe.  Evert Moll is known for Marine, port scenes, sailing ships, landscape, and floral paintings.

E. (Evert) Moll
Dutch artist Evert Moll was born on 15 December 1878 in Voorburg and died on 10 May 1955 in The Hague. Besides being a painter, he was a graphic artist, draftsman and etcher.

Evert Moll was an autodidact and also received instructions from Dutch painters Willem Maris (1844-1910) and Willem Roelofs (1822-1897). His working period was from about 1893 to 1955.
Evert Moll was friends with Albert Roelofs, the son of the famous Hague School painter Willem Roelofs. Through the Roelofs family he comes into contact with artists who around the turn of the century determined the art climate in the Netherlands.
As follower of the Hague School, Evert Moll soon moved his field of work to the quays and bridges of Rotterdam. The dynamics of the port business formed a source of inspiration for the painter. Evert Moll became known as a painter of the port of Rotterdam and shipping on the riv   ...  [Displaying 918 of 2680 characters.]  Artist bio

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