File:Van Looy Café.jpg

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Description

English: Café

Date

between 1890 and 1895

Source

Author



Alternative names	Jac van Looy, Jac. van Looy, Jacobus van Looij, Jaap van Looy
Description	Dutch painter, author, drawer and printmaker
Date of birth/death	12 September 1855	24 February 1930
Location of birth/death	Haarlem	Haarlem
Work period	circa 1870-1930
Work location	Haarlem, Amsterdam (1877-1888), Antwerp (1878), City of Brussels (1878), Paris (1882), Rome (February 1885-September 1885), Florence (September 1885-November 1885), Venice (November 1885-February 1886), Genoa (February 1886-April 1886), Spain (April 1886-November 1886), Marocco (November 1886), Tangier (November 1886), Paris (January 1887), London (March 1889-April 1889), Amsterdam (1887-1894), Amstelveen (1894), Soest (1894-1907), London (September 1895), Paris (December 1896-January 1897), Spain (November 1901-June 1902), Marocco (November 1901-June 1902), London (July 1909), Dresden (September 1911), Berlin (September 1911), Haarlem (1913-1930)
Authority file	: Q806616 VIAF: 59125303 ISNI: 000000012280573X ULAN: 500019445 LCCN: n82210043 NLA: 35787777 WorldCat

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