England, France. 1559/60 - 1617
Miniature portrait painting
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1627 Dordrecht, Holland - 1678 Dordrecht, Holland. Known for: Biblical figures, portrait and genre paintings, etching, drawing.
Initially a pupil of his father Dirck in Dordrecht, Samuel van Hoogstraten entered the studio of Rembrandt in Amsterdam in 1641. Working alongside artists such as Carel Fabritius and Abraham... Read full biography
Initially a pupil of his father Dirck in Dordrecht, Samuel van Hoogstraten entered the studio of Rembrandt in Amsterdam in 1641. Working alongside artists such as Carel Fabritius and Abraham Furnerius, Van Hoogstraten remained in Rembrandt’s workshop until 1648, when he returned to Dordrecht. His... Read full biography
Initially a pupil of his father Dirck in Dordrecht, Samuel van Hoogstraten entered the studio of Rembrandt in Amsterdam in 1641. Working alongside artists such as Carel Fabritius and Abraham Furnerius, Van Hoogstraten remained in Rembrandt’s workshop until 1648, when he returned to Dordrecht. His first dated independent paintings were executed in 1644, while his earliest known drawing dates from two years later. After leaving Rembrandt’s studio, Van Hoogstraten he began a series of travels... Read full biography
Initially a pupil of his father Dirck in Dordrecht, Samuel van Hoogstraten entered the studio of Rembrandt in Amsterdam in 1641. Working alongside artists such as Carel Fabritius and Abraham Furnerius, Van Hoogstraten remained in Rembrandt’s workshop until 1648, when he returned to Dordrecht. His first dated independent paintings were executed in 1644, while his earliest known drawing dates from two years later. After leaving Rembrandt’s studio, Van Hoogstraten he began a series of travels throughout Europe, spending time in Germany and Vienna, where between 1651 and 1656 he worked at the Imperial court. Arriving in Rome, he joined the Schildersbent, the association of Dutch artists in the city, earning the nickname ‘Batavian.’ . Between... Read full biography
Initially a pupil of his father Dirck in Dordrecht, Samuel van Hoogstraten entered the studio of Rembrandt in Amsterdam in 1641. Working alongside artists such as Carel Fabritius and Abraham Furnerius, Van Hoogstraten remained in Rembrandt’s workshop until 1648, when he returned to Dordrecht. His first dated independent paintings were executed in 1644, while his earliest known drawing dates from two years later. After leaving Rembrandt’s studio, Van Hoogstraten he began a series of travels throughout Europe, spending time in Germany and Vienna, where between 1651 and 1656 he worked at the Imperial court. Arriving in Rome, he joined the Schildersbent, the association of Dutch artists in the city, earning the nickname ‘Batavian.’ . Between 1662 and 1667 Van Hoogstraten was employed at the court of King Charles II in London, and following this worked in The Hague, where he is... Read full biography
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Slide 1 of 3: Young man reading in a Renaissance style palace
Young man reading in a Renaissance style palace
Samuel Van HoogstratenYoung man reading in a Renaissance style palace
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Perspective of an Open Gallery ('The Tuscan Gallery')
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La Crucifixion
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Netherlands. 1750 - 1793
Topographical and townscape painting
Netherlands. 1623 - 1700
Painting
Netherlands. 1534 - 1593
Landscape art, drawings, mixing realistic and imaginary elements
Holland, Netherlands. 1608 - 1651
Portrait, allegory, children, mythology and religious subject painting
Netherlands, Holland. 1667 - 1726
Still life painting and drawing, birds, insects, fruit and flowers
Netherlands, Holland. 1606 - 1669
Allegorical, mystical landscapes and portrait painting, etchings, drawings
Netherlands, Holland. 1616 - 1680
Portrait and figure painting
United Kingdom, Netherlands, Holland, England. 1633 - 1707
Marine painting, drawing
Flemish. 1609 - 1690
Landscape and figure paintings, rural genre
Holland. 1609 - 1685
Landscape, interiors and floral painting, drawing, engraving
Netherlands. 1649 - 1712
Book illustrations, engraving, etching
France. 1636 - 1716
Decorative painting, Venetian-influenced colourism, and major commissions for the French court
United Kingdom, England. 1775 - 1851
Romantic landscape, skyscape and seascape painting
Holland. 1596 - 1656
Figure and landscape painting
Holland. 1621 - 1675
Landscape painting, drawing, etching
Netherlands, Holland, France. 1757 - 1806
Urban view, cityscape paintings, etchings
France. 1741 - 1814
Painting
Netherlands. 1599 - c. 1657
Italianate landscape, figure and genre painting
Italy. 1611 - 1689
Church fresco, religious figure painting and drawing
Netherlands. 1770 - 1848
Painting
Belgium. 1805 - 1860
Architectural, figure painting
England. 1805 - 1881
Luminous landscape and portrait painting, etching
France, Italy. c. 1600 - 1682
Idealist, pastoral landscape painting, fresco, Biblical themes
Italy. 1666 - 1724
Painting and sculpture
Netherlands. 1595 - 1661
Landscape paintings, rural genre
Holland, Germany. 1741 - 1799
Landscape painting, drawing, topography, wallpaper design
Germany. 1662 - 1747
Portrait, figure, landscape and allegorical paintings
United Kingdom, England. 1726 - 1770
Fashionable portrait painting
Holland, Netherlands. 1638 - 1698
Landscape, rural landscape, figure and genre paintings
France. 1772 - 1846
Floral and fruit still-life painting, book illustration
Germany. 1564 - 1625
Small scale, highly polished religious paintings