Davenport's Art Reference & Price Guide 2006/2007 Edition
2006Moneta, Howard (editor)
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1893 Nieuwer Amstel, Netherlands - 1950. Known for: City views and landscapes.
Nicolaas Bruynesteyn was born in Nieuwer Amstel on March 24, 1893. He was a grandson of artist Bernard Bruynesteyn (1830 - 1920). Nicolaas attended the Quellinus School of Art in Amsterdam from 1908... Read full biography
Nicolaas Bruynesteyn was born in Nieuwer Amstel on March 24, 1893. He was a grandson of artist Bernard Bruynesteyn (1830 - 1920). Nicolaas attended the Quellinus School of Art in Amsterdam from 1908 - 1911. In The Hague he attended the Academy of Fine Arts, from about 1917 - 1919. Bruynesteyn... Read full biography
Nicolaas Bruynesteyn was born in Nieuwer Amstel on March 24, 1893. He was a grandson of artist Bernard Bruynesteyn (1830 - 1920). Nicolaas attended the Quellinus School of Art in Amsterdam from 1908 - 1911. In The Hague he attended the Academy of Fine Arts, from about 1917 - 1919. Bruynesteyn painted still life paintings of city views with canals and landscapes usually with water. He died March 3, 1950. Information courtesy of Phil Wingard, art collector.... Read full biography
Nicolaas Bruynesteyn was born in Nieuwer Amstel on March 24, 1893. He was a grandson of artist Bernard Bruynesteyn (1830 - 1920). Nicolaas attended the Quellinus School of Art in Amsterdam from 1908 - 1911. In The Hague he attended the Academy of Fine Arts, from about 1917 - 1919. Bruynesteyn painted still life paintings of city views with canals and landscapes usually with water. He died March 3, 1950. Information courtesy of Phil Wingard, art collector.
Nicolaas Bruynesteyn was born in Nieuwer Amstel on March 24, 1893. He was a grandson of artist Bernard Bruynesteyn (1830 - 1920). Nicolaas attended the Quellinus School of Art in Amsterdam from 1908 - 1911. In The Hague he attended the Academy of Fine Arts, from about 1917 - 1919. Bruynesteyn painted still life paintings of city views with canals and landscapes usually with water. He died March 3, 1950. Information courtesy of Phil Wingard, art collector.
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