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Thank you for your contribution, at least I think it is yours.. I have done much of the previous editing of the Hague School article and have not looked at it for some time. When I did, I was surprised to see the section on The Hague and Düsseldorf. Although it is a very important school in German art, I have not found other material on the possible influence on painters of the Hague School, Certainly the 4 you mention may have gone there, but were certainly more influenced by The Barbizon school, where they were certainly influenced by more than just a visit. If the Dusseldorf school was distinguished by bright color, that certainly did not affect the Hague School artists to a great extent.

I also think the English could be improved, if the paragraph is to be retained . The first paragraph does not require the information about the Dusseldorf school , such as Later, in the "Düsseldorf art association" an exhibition took place on the subject "Fishing place of Scheveningen". It concerned such names like Carl Hilgers, Hermann Mevius, Carl Adloff and Andreas Achenbach. – The subject "Low Tide" of Andreas Achenbach of 1837 is a most famous one. A link to that school in the suggested sentence below should be is sufficient

A sentence like the one below or a similar one might be included at some other point in the article and the paragraph on The Hague and Dusseldorf could be omitted.

Some of the Hague School artists, such as Johannes Bosboom, J. W. Bilders, Jozef Israels and Philipp Sadee, visited Dusseldorf and were exposed to the works of the Dusseldorf School.


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