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Petrus Cornelis Weyts

painter (1799–1855)

Born in Gistel. Died in Antwerp.

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A life in paintings

Born 17995 dated paintingsDied 1855

8 works

  • The 'Freedom' of Jersey Leaving the Port of Antwerp, 8 July
    The 'Freedom' of Jersey Leaving the Port of Antwerp, 8 July
    Petrus Cornelis Weyts
    1842 · Jersey Museum and Art Gallery
  • The 'Nautilus' of Brixham
    The 'Nautilus' of Brixham
    Petrus Cornelis Weyts
    1843 · The Box
  • The 'Admiral Nelson' of Jersey Entering Flushing
    The 'Admiral Nelson' of Jersey Entering Flushing
    Petrus Cornelis Weyts
    1843 · Jersey Museum and Art Gallery
  • 'John' and 'Mary' of Goole, with Master Jeremiah Holmes, off Flushing
    'John' and 'Mary' of Goole, with Master Jeremiah Holmes, off Flushing
    Petrus Cornelis Weyts
    1852 · Hull Maritime Museum
  • Reverse glass painting of the Antwerp fishing sloop 'Zwarte Zwolm Courrier' of the firm Van Baelen & Company
    Reverse glass painting of the Antwerp fishing sloop 'Zwarte Zwolm Courrier' of the firm Van Baelen & Company
    Petrus Cornelis Weyts
    c. 1855 · Museum aan de Stroom
  • 'Irene' of Goole, with Captain Thomas Alsop, Passing Flushing
    'Irene' of Goole, with Captain Thomas Alsop, Passing Flushing
    Petrus Cornelis Weyts
    · Hull Maritime Museum
  • The Topsail Schooner 'Thetis' off Flushing
    The Topsail Schooner 'Thetis' off Flushing
    Petrus Cornelis Weyts
    · Ferens Art Gallery
  • The 'Judge Thompson' of Jersey (Captain Joshua Picot)
    The 'Judge Thompson' of Jersey (Captain Joshua Picot)
    Petrus Cornelis Weyts
    · Jersey Museum and Art Gallery
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