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Kingdom of the Netherlands · 1776 – 1857Wikidata

Abraham Teerlink

Dutch painter (1776-1857)

Born in Dordrecht. Died in Rome.

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A life in paintings

Born 177611 dated paintingsDied 1857

11 works

  • Shepherd and his flock by Lake Nemi
    Shepherd and his flock by Lake Nemi
    Abraham Teerlink
    c. 1801 · Führermuseum
  • Landscape in Tivoli
    Landscape in Tivoli
    Abraham Teerlink
    c. 1801 · Führermuseum
  • View of a stone quarry in Bellevillé
    View of a stone quarry in Bellevillé
    Abraham Teerlink
    1808 · Dordrechts Museum
  • Landscape with cattle in the Campagna
    Landscape with cattle in the Campagna
    Abraham Teerlink
    1810 · Teylers Museum
  • View in the Park of the Villa Chigi at Ariccia
    View in the Park of the Villa Chigi at Ariccia
    Abraham Teerlink
    1822 · Rijksmuseum
  • forest-landscape with a monk at a fountain
    forest-landscape with a monk at a fountain
    Abraham Teerlink
    1822 · Führermuseum
  • The Cascades at Tivoli, with a Storm Approaching
    The Cascades at Tivoli, with a Storm Approaching
    Abraham Teerlink
    1824 · Rijksmuseum
  • The Waterfall at Tivoli
    The Waterfall at Tivoli
    Abraham Teerlink
    1824 · Rijksmuseum
  • View of the Ospedale Demidoff in Bagni di Lucca
    View of the Ospedale Demidoff in Bagni di Lucca
    Abraham Teerlink
    1828–1857 · Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
  • The bridge of Augustus near Narni
    The bridge of Augustus near Narni
    Abraham Teerlink
    1830–1835 · Dordrechts Museum
  • Italiaans kustlandschap
    Italiaans kustlandschap
    Abraham Teerlink
    1836 · Dordrechts Museum
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