Cassiers Collection

Le Port de Hoorn
A painting which shows some figures standing on a pier, one is carrying some large baskets, looking towards an old building located at Hoorn Harbour, in the Netherlands

Le Marche Aux Poissons
A detailed painting showing a fish market in Gouda, a city south of Amsterdam in the Netherlands, with Saint John's Church looming in the background

Red Star Line, c. 1900 (lithograph in colours)
1766912 Red Star Line, c.1900 (lithograph in colours) by Cassiers, Hendrick (1858-1944); Private Collection; (add.info.: Red Star Line. Hendrick Cassiers (1858-1944)

Red Star Line, 1899. Artist: Cassiers, Henri (1858-1944)
Red Star Line, 1899. From a private collection

American Line, 1900. Artist: Cassiers, Henri (1858-1944)
American Line, 1900. From a private collection

Red Star Line, 1908. Artist: Cassiers, Henri (1858-1944)
Red Star Line, 1908. From a private collection

On the Quay, c1902. Artist: Hendrick Cassiers
On the Quay, c1902. From The Studio Volume 26. [London Offices of the Studio, London, 1902]

Returning from Market, c1902. Artist: Hendrick Cassiers
Returning from Market, c1902. From The Studio Volume 26. [London Offices of the Studio, London, 1902]

In The Snow, c1902. Artist: Hendrick Cassiers
In The Snow, c1902. From The Studio Volume 26. [London Offices of the Studio, London, 1902]

Fan painted on silk by Henri Cassiers: Dutch landscape with peasants in front of windmills.. Color plate from Charles Holmes Modern Design in Jewellery and Fans, published by the Studio 1902

Belgian poster Red Star Line. From Antwerp to New York, Cassiers, Henry (1858-1944), Artist

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"Cassiers: A Master of Maritime Art and Capturing Everyday Life" Step into the world of Hendrick Cassiers, a renowned Belgian artist known for his captivating maritime scenes and vibrant depictions of daily life. From bustling ports to serene marketplaces, Cassiers' artwork transports viewers to different eras and places. One such masterpiece is "Le Port de Hoorn, " where Cassiers skillfully portrays the lively atmosphere of a Dutch harbor. The hustle and bustle of sailors unloading cargo create an immersive experience that leaves spectators in awe. In "Le Marche Aux Poissons, " Cassiers turns his attention to a fish market scene. With meticulous detail, he captures the energy as fishermen display their fresh catches while customers eagerly select their purchases. It's as if you can almost smell the sea breeze and hear the chatter among buyers and sellers. It also left his mark on iconic travel posters like those for Red Star Line, American Line, and Belgian poster Red Star Line. His lithographs transport us back to the early 1900s when ocean liners were symbols of luxury travel across continents. Through bold colors and striking compositions, he entices viewers with promises of adventure beyond horizons. But it wasn't just grand spectacles that fascinated Cassiers; he found beauty in everyday moments too. In "Returning from Market" or "On The Quay, " we witness ordinary people going about their lives against picturesque backdrops. These intimate glimpses into daily routines evoke nostalgia for simpler times. Even amidst winter's chill, Cassier's brushstrokes warm our hearts in paintings like "In The Snow. " He masterfully captures snowy landscapes dotted with figures braving icy conditions—a testament to human resilience against nature's elements. Beyond his maritime works, Henri Cassiers showcased versatility through mediums like silk painting. His fan painted on silk showcases delicate artistry combined with Dutch influences—a true testament to his artistic range.