Famous across Europe as a portrait painter whose sitters included British royalty and an American president, the Hungarian-born artist Philip de László went to the Netherlands in 1901, with a commission from the Van Loon family, and afterwards became very popular with Holland’s cosmopolitan sociey. This catalogue of an exhibition at Museum Van Loon in Amsterdam presents reproductions and commentary on 50 Dutch portraits, along with illustrated essays on the artist and the art of portraiture.