By 1908, the Dutch avant-garde was gathering every summer in Domburg, a small resort in Zeeland, on the coast of the North Sea. Delighted to capture the light of the landscape, the young painters enthusiastically experimented with color and form, slowly rejecting realism and turning instead to the limitless potential of modern art. Among the […]

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