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Kingdom of the Netherlands · September 1, 1803 – June 18, 1866Wikidata

Jacob Abels

painter from the Netherlands (1803-1866)

Born in Amsterdam. Died in Abcoude.

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A life in paintings

Born 18035 dated paintingsDied 1866

11 works

  • Landscape in Moonlight
    Landscape in Moonlight
    Jacob Abels
    1818–1866 · Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
  • Ships on a river by moonlight
    Ships on a river by moonlight
    Jacob Abels
    1825–1866 · Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands Art Collection
  • Afternoon in a Gelderland Meadow
    Afternoon in a Gelderland Meadow
    Jacob Abels and Pieter Frederik van Os
    1830–1833 · Rijksmuseum
  • Boerenerf
    Boerenerf
    Jacob Abels
    1832 · Jef Rademakers Collection
  • Rivier en molen in maneschijn
    Rivier en molen in maneschijn
    Jacob Abels
    1850 · Jef Rademakers Collection
  • Moonlit landscape
    Moonlit landscape
    Jacob Abels
    · Teylers Museum
  • Moonlit Village by a River
    Moonlit Village by a River
    Jacob Abels
    · Jef Rademakers Collection
  • Riviergezicht met kerktoren en maneschijn
    Riviergezicht met kerktoren en maneschijn
    Jacob Abels
    · Jef Rademakers Collection
  • Weids riviergezicht met vissers bij nacht
    Weids riviergezicht met vissers bij nacht
    Jacob Abels
    · Jef Rademakers Collection
  • Weids rivierlandschap met zeilboot
    Weids rivierlandschap met zeilboot
    Jacob Abels
    · Jef Rademakers Collection
  • Het binnenhalen der netten bij maanlicht
    Het binnenhalen der netten bij maanlicht
    Jacob Abels
    · Jef Rademakers Collection
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