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Kingdom of the Netherlands · January 25, 1857 – March 25, 1941Wikidata

Jan Voerman

Dutch painter (1857-1941)

Born in Kampen. Died in Hattem.

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A life in paintings

Born 185716 dated paintingsDied 1941

17 works

  • Idylle
    Idylle
    Jan Voerman
    1867–1941 · Rijksmuseum
  • Landscape with Dark Sky
    Landscape with Dark Sky
    Jan Voerman
    1872–1941 · Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands Art Collection
  • View of Hattem
    View of Hattem
    Jan Voerman
    1880s · Rijksmuseum
  • Bij den antiquair [Een weduwe bij den uitdrager
    Bij den antiquair [Een weduwe bij den uitdrager
    Jan Voerman
    1884 · Jewish Museum
  • De Rouwdagen] De treurdagen
    De Rouwdagen] De treurdagen
    Jan Voerman
    1884 · Jewish Museum
  • Weide met koeien.
    Weide met koeien.
    Jan Voerman
    c. 1890 · Museum Gouda
  • Nasturtiums
    Nasturtiums
    Jan Voerman
    c. 1894 · Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum
  • Grazing cows in a meadow
    Grazing cows in a meadow
    Jan Voerman
    c. 1900 · Rijksmuseum
  • Koeien
    Koeien
    Jan Voerman
    c. 1900 · Centraal Museum
  • Stilleven met rozen
    Stilleven met rozen
    Jan Voerman
    1900 · Groninger Museum
  • Noppende paarden
    Noppende paarden
    Jan Voerman
    c. 1900 · Kröller-Müller Museum
  • The Forest of 't Velthuys near Hattem
    The Forest of 't Velthuys near Hattem
    Jan Voerman
    1906 · Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
  • Bosgezicht
    Bosgezicht
    Jan Voerman
    c. 1906 · Centraal Museum
  • Summer meadow landscape on the Ijssel with a view of Hattem
    Summer meadow landscape on the Ijssel with a view of Hattem
    Jan Voerman
    1909 · Voerman Stadsmuseum Hattem
  • IJsselgezicht
    IJsselgezicht
    Jan Voerman
    1916 · Groninger Museum
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