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Dutch Republic · December 25, 1674 – 1760Wikidata

Adam Silo

Dutch painter (1674-1760)

Born in Amsterdam. Died in Amsterdam.

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A life in paintings

Born 167412 dated paintingsDied 1760

13 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Ships on the Sea off Amsterdam
    Ships on the Sea off Amsterdam
    Adam Silo
    1674–1761 · Statens Museum for Kunst
  • Navire amiral
    Navire amiral
    Adam Silo
    1689–1760 · Amsterdam Museum
  • Admiraalzeilen
    Admiraalzeilen
    Adam Silo
    1689–1760 · Amsterdam Museum
  • Fleet Manoeuvres Performed in the Usselmeer for Peter I During His Visit to Amsterdam
    Fleet Manoeuvres Performed in the Usselmeer for Peter I During His Visit to Amsterdam
    Adam Silo
    1698–1699 · Hermitage Museum
  • Dutch Shipping off the Low Countries
    Dutch Shipping off the Low Countries
    Adam Silo
    18th century · Yale Center for British Art
  • Dutch whalers in the ice
    Dutch whalers in the ice
    Adam Silo
    18th century · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • A seascape with Tall ships
    A seascape with Tall ships
    circle of · Circle of Adam Silo
    18th century
  • Scheepvaart op het IJ te Amsterdam
    Scheepvaart op het IJ te Amsterdam
    Adam Silo
    c. 1725 · Het Scheepvaartmuseum
  • Het IJ met een vloot walvisvaarders gezien vanaf het bolwerk Blauwhoofd
    Het IJ met een vloot walvisvaarders gezien vanaf het bolwerk Blauwhoofd
    Adam Silo
    1729 · Amsterdam Museum
  • Sailing Vessels
    Sailing Vessels
    Adam Silo
    1730s · Hermitage Museum
  • A Dutch Whaler and Other Vessels in the Ice
    A Dutch Whaler and Other Vessels in the Ice
    Adam Silo
    c. 1757 · Royal Museums Greenwich
  • Kriegsflotte in einer Brise
    Kriegsflotte in einer Brise
    Adam Silo
    · Kunsthistorisches Museum
  • DImage under copyright
    Dutch barges
    Adam Silo
    c. 1745
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