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Habsburg Netherlands · c. March 20, 1644 – c. 1700Wikidata

Laureys a Castro

Flemish painter (c.1640-1700)

Born in Antwerp. Died in England.

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A life in paintings

Born 16447 dated paintingsDied 1700

12 works

  • Dutch Levanters in a Rough Sea
    Dutch Levanters in a Rough Sea
    Laureys a Castro
    17th century · Dulwich Picture Gallery
  • A Storm at Sea
    A Storm at Sea
    Laureys a Castro
    17th century · Dulwich Picture Gallery
  • A Calm
    A Calm
    Laureys a Castro
    17th century · Dulwich Picture Gallery
  • A Dutch East-Indiaman off Hoorn
    A Dutch East-Indiaman off Hoorn
    Laureys a Castro
    17th century · Dulwich Picture Gallery
  • Ships in Rough Water off a Mediterranean Port
    Ships in Rough Water off a Mediterranean Port
    Laureys a Castro
    1670s · Dulwich Picture Gallery
  • The Battle of Actium, 2 September 31BC
    The Battle of Actium, 2 September 31BC
    Laureys a Castro
    1672 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • A Galley off a Mediterranean Port
    A Galley off a Mediterranean Port
    Laureys a Castro
    c. 1672–1686 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • A Galley off a Mediterranean Port
    A Galley off a Mediterranean Port
    Laureys a Castro
    c. 1672–1686 · National Maritime Museum
  • The Battle of Actium, 2 September 31 BC
    The Battle of Actium, 2 September 31 BC
    Laureys a Castro
    1672 · National Maritime Museum
  • A Galley of Malta
    A Galley of Malta
    Laureys a Castro
    c. 1680 · Dulwich Picture Gallery
  • A Sea Fight with Barbary Corsair
    A Sea Fight with Barbary Corsair
    Laureys a Castro
    17th century · Dulwich Picture Gallery
  • A Mediterranean harbour scene
    A Mediterranean harbour scene
    Laureys a Castro
    · Royal Museums Greenwich
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