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A COASTAL LANDSCAPE WITH FIGURES ON THE SHORE WITH A SPANISH MAN O'WAR PUTTING TO SEA AS A DUTCH FLEET APPROACHES
Auction: 07/05/2007
Lot: 152
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Abraham Willaerts AUCTION RECORDS
1603 - 1669. Known for: Painting.
Abraham was the son of Adam Willaerts, the successful marine painter and founding member of the Utrecht Guild of St Luke. After training with his father he later studied with Jan van Bijlert in... Read full biography
Abraham was the son of Adam Willaerts, the successful marine painter and founding member of the Utrecht Guild of St Luke. After training with his father he later studied with Jan van Bijlert in Utrecht and with Simon Vouet in Paris. In 1624 he became a master of the Utrecht Guild of St Luke and... Read full biography
Abraham was the son of Adam Willaerts, the successful marine painter and founding member of the Utrecht Guild of St Luke. After training with his father he later studied with Jan van Bijlert in Utrecht and with Simon Vouet in Paris. In 1624 he became a master of the Utrecht Guild of St Luke and from 1637 to 1644 he was in the entourage of Count John Maurice of Nassau-Siegen during his travels to Brazil, and in 1659 he visited Naples and Rome. However, despite his extensive and exotic travel, he... Read full biography
Abraham was the son of Adam Willaerts, the successful marine painter and founding member of the Utrecht Guild of St Luke. After training with his father he later studied with Jan van Bijlert in Utrecht and with Simon Vouet in Paris. In 1624 he became a master of the Utrecht Guild of St Luke and from 1637 to 1644 he was in the entourage of Count John Maurice of Nassau-Siegen during his travels to Brazil, and in 1659 he visited Naples and Rome. However, despite his extensive and exotic travel, he was most profoundly influenced by his father, to the extent that it is very difficult to distinguish between their paintings. Both Adam and Abraham specialised in marines and shore scenes with imaginary rocks, elegant staffage and stylized waves.... Read full biography
Abraham was the son of Adam Willaerts, the successful marine painter and founding member of the Utrecht Guild of St Luke. After training with his father he later studied with Jan van Bijlert in Utrecht and with Simon Vouet in Paris. In 1624 he became a master of the Utrecht Guild of St Luke and from 1637 to 1644 he was in the entourage of Count John Maurice of Nassau-Siegen during his travels to Brazil, and in 1659 he visited Naples and Rome. However, despite his extensive and exotic travel, he was most profoundly influenced by his father, to the extent that it is very difficult to distinguish between their paintings. Both Adam and Abraham specialised in marines and shore scenes with imaginary rocks, elegant staffage and stylized waves.... Read full biography
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Abraham Willaerts 
Art images copyright© of artist or assigneeSHIPS MOORED OFF A ROCKY COASTLINE WITH FISHERMEN UNLOADING THEIR CATCH
Abraham Willaerts Auction: 04/10/2013Lot: 47Subscribe or get free alerts
Art images copyright© of artist or assigneeA COASTAL SCENE WITH NUMEROUS FIGURES ON THE SHORE, A DUTCH MAN O'WAR FIRING ITS CANNON BEYOND
Abraham Willaerts Auction: 07/06/2006Lot: 195Subscribe or get free alerts
Art images copyright© of artist or assigneeSHIPPING IN A HEAVY STORM ALONG A ROCKY COAST, WITH SHIPWRECKED FIGURES CLIMBING ON SHORE IN THE FOREGROUND, A VIEW OF A TOWN BEYOND
Abraham Willaerts Auction: 05/07/2008Lot: 56Subscribe or get free alerts
Art images copyright© of artist or assigneeDutch shipping foundering in stormy seas, a village on a rocky outcrop beyond
Abraham Willaerts Auction: 07/05/2006Lot: 101Subscribe or get free alerts
Art images copyright© of artist or assigneeA COASTAL LANDSCAPE WITH NUMEROUS FIGURES ON THE SHORE, A DUTCH FLEET SETTING SAIL, AND A ROWING BOAT APPROACHING THE SHORE
Abraham Willaerts Auction: 05/18/2010Lot: 13Subscribe or get free alerts
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