2-976-111 - Heritage Art/Heritage Images

A Windmill on a Polder Waterway, Known as ‘In the Month of July’, c.1889. 'Our country is colourful, juicy, fat. (...) I repeat, our country is not dull, not even in dull weather, the dunes are not dull either', Constant Gabriël wrote in a letter. Unlike many artists of the Hague School, he preferred painting fine summer days. Here there are two: the grass, sky and windmill are all reflected in the water.