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Kingdom of the Netherlands · May 29, 1801 – June 20, 1878Wikidata

Izaak Schouman

Dutch painter (1801–1878)

Born in Dordrecht. Died in Zetten.

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A life in paintings

Born 18019 dated paintingsDied 1878

9 works

  • Fregatschip 'Rotterdams Welvaren' op de Maas te Rotterdam
    Fregatschip 'Rotterdams Welvaren' op de Maas te Rotterdam
    Izaak Schouman
    1821 · Maritime Museum Rotterdam
  • Portrait of Inspector-General A.F. Goudriaan
    Portrait of Inspector-General A.F. Goudriaan
    Izaak Schouman
    1829 · Rijksmuseum
  • Portrait of Pieter Johannes Veth (1814-1895)
    Portrait of Pieter Johannes Veth (1814-1895)
    Izaak Schouman
    1830–1878 · Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands Art Collection
  • Allegorie op Van Speyk
    Allegorie op Van Speyk
    Izaak Schouman
    1831 · Maritime Museum Rotterdam
  • Portret van predikant Willem van Wetering
    Portret van predikant Willem van Wetering
    Izaak Schouman
    1856 · Museum De Lakenhal
  • Portrait of Jan Vos (1817-1884)
    Portrait of Jan Vos (1817-1884)
    Izaak Schouman
    1856 · Maritime Museum Rotterdam
  • Gerarda Johanna Engelen (d. 1905), wife of Tieleman Avelingh
    Gerarda Johanna Engelen (d. 1905), wife of Tieleman Avelingh
    Izaak Schouman
    1857 · Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands Art Collection
  • Portrait of J.C. Rijk, minister of the Marine
    Portrait of J.C. Rijk, minister of the Marine
    Izaak Schouman
    1862 · Het Scheepvaartmuseum
  • Portrait of Nelly de Rijk-IJsbrandts
    Portrait of Nelly de Rijk-IJsbrandts
    Izaak Schouman
    1862 · Het Scheepvaartmuseum
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