Evert Moll (1878-1955) was born in Voorbug. He lived and worked there until 1930 but also in London (1899-1905), Paris, Rotterdam and The Hague where he died.
He was an autodidact but in contact with Willem Maris (1844-1910) and a member of the Pulchri Studio. Besides being a painter, he worked also as an art dealer. His works are preserved in the Zuiderzee Museum and the Museum Boijmans-van Beuningen.
His paintings are a good example of Moll's seascapes skills, a genre in which he specialised along with landscape paintings. Moll was particularly interested with harbours' life that he extensively represented in his oeuvre.
![[copy] De blauwe hoek by Jasper van Deutekom](https://media-2.gallerease.com/images/b9d84335-95d4-46c2-8cd7-89b9bacefc2f/350x350/copy-de-blauwe-hoek.jpg)
