Alexander Hugo Bakker Korff Collection

The Rag Basket, c.1850-c.1882. Creator: Alexander Hugo Bakker Korff
The Rag Basket, c.1850-c.1882

The Waffle Maker, c.1850-c.1882. Creator: Alexander Hugo Bakker Korff
The Waffle Maker, c.1850-c.1882. Other Title(s): The Pastry Chef

Two Ladies Examining a Little Painting, 1866. Creator: Alexander Hugo Bakker Korff
Two Ladies Examining a Little Painting, 1866

Taking a Nap, 1866. Creator: Alexander Hugo Bakker Korff
Taking a Nap, 1866

Two Ladies at their Sewing, c.1860-c.1882. Creator: Alexander Hugo Bakker Korff
Two Ladies at their Sewing, c.1860-c.1882

Under the Palms, 1880. Creator: Alexander Hugo Bakker Korff
Under the Palms, 1880

La Malade 1866 oil panel 21 x 27 cm signed dated lower left
La Malade, 1866, oil on panel, 21 x 27 cm, signed and dated lower left: A. H. Bakker Korff. 66th, Alexander Hugo Bakker-Korff, Den Haag 1824-1882 Leiden

Taking Nap afternoon nap old woman sleeping sitting
Taking a Nap, The afternoon nap. An old woman sleeping, sitting in an armchair next to an etagere table, sleeping in chair, old woman, communal rooms, Alexander Hugo Bakker Korff, Netherlands, 1866

Maid sitting table cleaning Ecureuse title object
Maid sitting at the table cleaning, Ecureuse (title on object), polishing (cleaning the house), Alexander Hugo Bakker Korff (mentioned on object), 1871, paper, ink, pen, h 207 mm × w 157 mm

Knitting old lady Interior paisible title object
Knitting old lady Interior paisible (title on object), (other forms of) needlework, eg.: crocheting, knitting, embroidering, Alexander Hugo Bakker Korff (mentioned on object), 1871, paper, ink, pen

Old lady reading Lecture du matin title object
Old lady reading, Lecture du matin (title on object), reading, Alexander Hugo Bakker Korff (mentioned on object), 1871, paper, ink, pen, h 197 mm × w 161 mm

Rag Basket entitled Seated woman searches basket
The Rag Basket, show entitled The Rag Basket. Seated woman searches a basket with pieces of fabric. A mirror on the wall, interior of the house, home sewing, repair of clothes, maid, house personnel

Two Women Admiring a Painting, Alexander Hugo Bakker Korff, 1866

An Afternoon Nap, Alexander Hugo Bakker Korff, 1866

The waffle Baker, Alexander Hugo Bakker Korff, c. 1850 - c. 1882

The scrapheap, Alexander Hugo Bakker Korff, c. 1850 - c. 1882

Two ladies busy sewing, Alexander Hugo Bakker Korff, c. 1860 - c. 1882

Under the palms, Alexander Hugo Bakker Korff, 1880

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"Alexander Hugo Bakker Korff: Capturing Moments of Serenity and Domesticity" Step into the world of Alexander Hugo Bakker Korff, a talented Dutch painter known for his intimate and tranquil scenes. In his masterpiece "La Malade, " created in 1866, he skillfully portrays an old woman resting peacefully during her afternoon nap. The oil panel, measuring 21 x 27 cm, showcases Korff's attention to detail as seen in the delicate brushstrokes that bring this scene to life. Another captivating work by Korff is "Maid sitting at a table cleaning Ecureuse. " This painting depicts a maid engrossed in her task while seated at a table. The title object adds depth to the composition, highlighting the artist's ability to capture everyday moments with grace and beauty. In "Knitting old lady Interior paisible, " we witness another serene moment captured by Korff's skilled hand. An elderly woman sits contentedly knitting in a peaceful interior setting. The title object further emphasizes the tranquility emanating from this artwork. Korff also explores themes of education and leisure through works such as "Old lady reading Lecture du matin. " Here, an elderly lady immerses herself in morning reading material, showcasing both intellectual curiosity and relaxation within one frame. The artist delves into more dynamic scenes as well; for instance, "Rag Basket entitled Seated woman searches basket" captures a moment of anticipation as a seated woman rummages through her rag basket. This piece demonstrates Korff's versatility in portraying various emotions within his subjects. Additionally, two women are depicted admiring a painting in one of his artworks from 1866. Through their expressions and gestures, we can sense their appreciation for artistry—a testament to how paintings can evoke admiration even within other paintings themselves. Korff's talent extends beyond capturing indoor scenes; he also paints outdoor settings like "Under the palms, " created in 1880.