
Jan Toorop
Jan Toorop was a Dutch painter known for his eclectic style that incorporated elements of Symbolism and Neoimpressionism. Born in 1858, Toorop's work often explored themes of spirituality and mysticism, using vibrant colors and intricate patterns to convey deeper meanings. He was influenced by various artistic movements and traveled extensively, which shaped his unique approach to painting. Toorop's later works, characterized by their ornate designs and emotional depth, reflect his belief in the connection between art and the human experience, establishing him as a significant figure in the transition to modern art.
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Jan Toorop is featured in the exhibition, representing the diverse influences within the Neoimpressionist movement.
Wenn das Auge die Farben mischt: Paul Signac in BerlinNeue Zürcher Zeitung·
Switzerland· 2026-09-26








