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Jeronymus van Diest II

Dutch painter (1631-1677)

Born in The Hague. Died in The Hague.

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11 works

  • The 'Eendracht'
    The 'Eendracht'
    Jeronymus van Diest II
    17th century · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • Calm Sea
    Calm Sea
    Jeronymus van Diest II
    1630s · Nivaagaard Museum
  • Ships on a river
    Ships on a river
    Jeronymus van Diest II
    1631–1673 · Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands Art Collection
  • River view
    River view
    Jeronymus van Diest II
    1650–1675 · Rijksmuseum
  • View of Dordrecht from the Oude Maas
    View of Dordrecht from the Oude Maas
    Jeronymus van Diest II
    1650 · Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest
  • Seascape with Boats
    Seascape with Boats
    Jeronymus van Diest II
    1650–1673 · National Trust
  • Schermutseling tussen Hollandse en Turkse schepen
    Schermutseling tussen Hollandse en Turkse schepen
    Jeronymus van Diest II
    c. 1650 · Het Scheepvaartmuseum
  • Haringbuizen aan de vleet
    Haringbuizen aan de vleet
    Jeronymus van Diest II
    1650–1670 · Het Scheepvaartmuseum
  • View of the Merwede off Dordrecht
    View of the Merwede off Dordrecht
    Jeronymus van Diest II, manner of Jan van Goyen and Jan van Goyen
    1660 · Rijksmuseum
  • The seizure of the English flagship 'Royal Charles,' captured during the raid on Chatham, June 1667
    The seizure of the English flagship 'Royal Charles,' captured during the raid on Chatham, June 1667
    Jeronymus van Diest II
    1667 · Rijksmuseum
  • Een fluitschip zeilend op volle zee
    Een fluitschip zeilend op volle zee
    Jeronymus van Diest II
    · Het Scheepvaartmuseum
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