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Abraham Van Der Pelt BIOGRAPHY
1815 - 1895. Known for: Painting.
Dutch history painter, Abraham Van Der Pelt traveled to Europe in 1836-39. Thereafter he studied at the Amsterdam academy as well as in the studios of J. W. Pieneman and G. Wappers in Antwerp. From... Read full biography
Dutch history painter, Abraham Van Der Pelt traveled to Europe in 1836-39. Thereafter he studied at the Amsterdam academy as well as in the studios of J. W. Pieneman and G. Wappers in Antwerp. From 1856-62 he worked in Brussels and settled in Nijmegen thereafter. In 1852 he became member of the... Read full biography
Dutch history painter, Abraham Van Der Pelt traveled to Europe in 1836-39. Thereafter he studied at the Amsterdam academy as well as in the studios of J. W. Pieneman and G. Wappers in Antwerp. From 1856-62 he worked in Brussels and settled in Nijmegen thereafter. In 1852 he became member of the Amsterdam academy.
Dutch history painter, Abraham Van Der Pelt traveled to Europe in 1836-39. Thereafter he studied at the Amsterdam academy as well as in the studios of J. W. Pieneman and G. Wappers in Antwerp. From 1856-62 he worked in Brussels and settled in Nijmegen thereafter. In 1852 he became member of the Amsterdam academy.
Dutch history painter, Abraham Van Der Pelt traveled to Europe in 1836-39. Thereafter he studied at the Amsterdam academy as well as in the studios of J. W. Pieneman and G. Wappers in Antwerp. From 1856-62 he worked in Brussels and settled in Nijmegen thereafter. In 1852 he became member of the Amsterdam academy.
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Dutch history painter, Abraham Van Der Pelt traveled to Europe in 1836-39. Thereafter he studied at the Amsterdam academy as well as in the studios of J. W. Pieneman and G. Wappers in Antwerp. From 1856-62 he worked in Brussels and settled in Nijmegen thereafter. In 1852 he became member of the Amsterdam academy.