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Cornelis Pietersz. de Mooy

Dutch artist, -1693 (1640–1693)

Born in Rotterdam. Died in Rotterdam.

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Born 16408 dated paintingsDied 1693

10 works

  • Sailing ship in a storm
    Sailing ship in a storm
    Cornelis Pietersz. de Mooy
    c. 1650–1675 · Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
  • Ships lying in the roads
    Ships lying in the roads
    Cornelis Pietersz. de Mooy
    c. 1650–1675 · Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
  • Oostindiëvaarder bij Kaap de Goede Hoop
    Oostindiëvaarder bij Kaap de Goede Hoop
    Cornelis Pietersz. de Mooy
    1652–1693 · Amsterdam Museum
  • The 'Eendracht' with the 'Zeven Provincien' and Other Dutch Men-of-War
    The 'Eendracht' with the 'Zeven Provincien' and Other Dutch Men-of-War
    Cornelis Pietersz. de Mooy
    1664 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • The Dutch Flute 'St John Baptist'
    The Dutch Flute 'St John Baptist'
    Cornelis Pietersz. de Mooy
    1668 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • Vessels in an Estuary off Amsterdam
    Vessels in an Estuary off Amsterdam
    Cornelis Pietersz. de Mooy
    c. 1670 · National Trust
  • Riviergezicht bij maanlicht
    Riviergezicht bij maanlicht
    Cornelis Pietersz. de Mooy
    c. 1675 · Het Scheepvaartmuseum
  • Dutch ships on a choppy sea
    Dutch ships on a choppy sea
    Cornelis Pietersz. de Mooy
    1685
  • An English ship with the Union flag at the main
    An English ship with the Union flag at the main
    Cornelis Pietersz. de Mooy
    · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • A Dutch dogger with a whaler and other vessels off a Dutch port
    A Dutch dogger with a whaler and other vessels off a Dutch port
    Cornelis Pietersz. de Mooy
    · Royal Museums Greenwich
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