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Lodewijk van der Helst

Dutch painter (1642-?)

Born in Amsterdam.

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A life in paintings

Born 16429 dated paintingsDied 1682

9 works

  • Portrait of a Man
    Portrait of a Man
    Bartholomeus van der Helst and Lodewijk van der Helst
    1662 · Hermitage Museum
  • Two boys, circa 1663
    Two boys, circa 1663
    possibly by · Manner of Frans Hals and possibly by Lodewijk van der Helst
    c. 1663
  • Willem van de Velde II (1633-1707), Painter
    Willem van de Velde II (1633-1707), Painter
    Lodewijk van der Helst
    c. 1665–1670 · Rijksmuseum
  • Adriana Jacobusdr Hinlopen (born 1646), wife of Johannes Wijbrants
    Adriana Jacobusdr Hinlopen (born 1646), wife of Johannes Wijbrants
    Lodewijk van der Helst
    1667 · Rijksmuseum
  • Still- life: Roasted turkey and dishes
    Still- life: Roasted turkey and dishes
    Lodewijk van der Helst
    c. 1667 · Führermuseum
  • Posthumous portrait of Aucke Stellingwerff, Admiral of Friesland, killed in 1665 at Lowestoft by a cannon-ball
    Posthumous portrait of Aucke Stellingwerff, Admiral of Friesland, killed in 1665 at Lowestoft by a cannon-ball
    Lodewijk van der Helst
    1670 · Rijksmuseum
  • Portrait of Michiel Servaesz. Nouts (1628-1693)
    Portrait of Michiel Servaesz. Nouts (1628-1693)
    Lodewijk van der Helst
    1670 · Amsterdam Museum
  • Portrait of a woman
    Portrait of a woman
    Lodewijk van der Helst
    c. 1670 · Centraal Museum
  • Severina Cornelia ten Berge als Diana
    Severina Cornelia ten Berge als Diana
    Lodewijk van der Helst
    1680 · Groninger Museum
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