Alfred Van Muyden
Alfred Van Muyden studied with Wilhelm Kaulbach in Munich before spending two extensive periods in Rome over the 1840s and 1850s. He came to settle in Geneva, where he founded the Geneva Sociêtê des Amis des Beaux-Arts. He focused on depicting Genre scenes from everyday life in a realistic manner, as reflected in this picture of a woman working in the fields while minding her young children. Alfred's son, Evert van Muyden, was also an artist, better known as a printmaker and illustrator.
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