Of One Heart — History & Facts
Cornelis Kruseman was sometimes called ‘Italian Kruseman’ owing to his love for Italian art. After spending time in Rome (1821-1825), he worked in the Netherlands in the idealized style that he knew from Italy. This trio of young musicians in folk costume is a fine example of this.
In contrast to Piety, also in this gallery, by the time Kruseman painted Of One Heart, he had virtually abandoned Dutch realism.
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Rudolphina Wilhelmina Elizabeth de Sturler (1798-1873), second Wife of Count Johannes van den Bosch, with their Son Richard Leeuwenhart
Cornelis Kruseman
Johannes van den Bosch (1780-1844), Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies, Colonial Minister
Cornelis Kruseman
Portrait of Dominique Jacques de Eerens, Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies
Cornelis Kruseman
Old Woman Reading
Cornelis Kruseman
Piety
Cornelis Kruseman
Portret van Gerardus Arnoldus Nicolaus Allebé als jongeman
Cornelis Kruseman
Peasant Family in their Cottage
Cornelis Kruseman
