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1825 - 1892. Known for: Painting.
Jan Willem van Borselen (1825-1892) . He was educated by his father Pieter van Borselen (1802-1873) who painted landscapes, beaches, cities and still-lives. His son however concentrated mainly on the... Read full biography
Jan Willem van Borselen (1825-1892) . He was educated by his father Pieter van Borselen (1802-1873) who painted landscapes, beaches, cities and still-lives. His son however concentrated mainly on the Dutch polder landscape. Jan Willem grew up in Gouda, an environment that was to exercise a major... Read full biography
Jan Willem van Borselen (1825-1892) . He was educated by his father Pieter van Borselen (1802-1873) who painted landscapes, beaches, cities and still-lives. His son however concentrated mainly on the Dutch polder landscape. Jan Willem grew up in Gouda, an environment that was to exercise a major influence on him. His father regularly exhibited at the 'Tentoonstelling van Leevende Meesters' which was first organised in Paris. Jan Willem van Borselen had his debut there in 1839 at the young age... Read full biography
Jan Willem van Borselen (1825-1892) . He was educated by his father Pieter van Borselen (1802-1873) who painted landscapes, beaches, cities and still-lives. His son however concentrated mainly on the Dutch polder landscape. Jan Willem grew up in Gouda, an environment that was to exercise a major influence on him. His father regularly exhibited at the 'Tentoonstelling van Leevende Meesters' which was first organised in Paris. Jan Willem van Borselen had his debut there in 1839 at the young age of thirteen, and would keep contributing to the 'Tentoonstelling van Levende Meesters' for the rest of his career with great success. Jan Willem van Borselen was passionate about nature and studied it as much as he could. Moving to The Hague in 1855,... Read full biography
Jan Willem van Borselen (1825-1892) . He was educated by his father Pieter van Borselen (1802-1873) who painted landscapes, beaches, cities and still-lives. His son however concentrated mainly on the Dutch polder landscape. Jan Willem grew up in Gouda, an environment that was to exercise a major influence on him. His father regularly exhibited at the 'Tentoonstelling van Leevende Meesters' which was first organised in Paris. Jan Willem van Borselen had his debut there in 1839 at the young age of thirteen, and would keep contributing to the 'Tentoonstelling van Levende Meesters' for the rest of his career with great success. Jan Willem van Borselen was passionate about nature and studied it as much as he could. Moving to The Hague in 1855, he became an apprentice to Andreas Schelfhout (1787-1870). Apparently Sche... Read full biography
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