Southern Netherlands · December 11, 1742 – June 28, 1810Wikidata
Hendrik-Frans De Cort
Flemish painter (1742-1810)
Born in Antwerp. Died in London.
A life in paintings
Born 174213 dated paintingsDied 1810
15 works
Village Scene on a RiverHendrik-Frans De Cort and Petrus Johannes van Regemorter18th century · Walters Art Museum
View of Carmosteyn Castle in HombeekHendrik-Frans De Cort18th century · Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp- Launceston CastleHendrik-Frans De Cortc. 1762 · Launceston Castle
- Schloß Temsch an der ScheldeHendrik-Frans De Cort1774 · Kunsthistorisches Museum
- View of Lier.Hendrik-Frans De Cort1774 · Royal Castle in Warsaw
- Chantilly in 1781, View from the LawnHendrik-Frans De Cort1781 · Condé Museum
- Chantilly in 1781, View from the VertugadinHendrik-Frans De Cort1781 · Condé Museum
- Charlton Park from the North WestHendrik-Frans De Cort1790–1810 · Kenwood House
- Carew Castle, PembrokeshireHendrik-Frans De Cort1790–1810 · Antony House
- View of Eton from the Fifteen Arch Bridge, with Travellers and Other FiguresHendrik-Frans De Cortc. 1790–1810 · Eton College
- Ripon MinsterHendrik-Frans De Cort1795–1805–1800s · York Art Gallery
- Chepstow CastleHendrik-Frans De Cortc. 1795 · Yale Center for British Art
- Wollaton Hall Park, NottinghamHendrik-Frans De Cortc. 1795 · Nottingham Museums
- The Tomb of Gray, Stoke Poges, BucksHendrik-Frans De Cortc. 1797 · Eton College
- Pembroke CastleHendrik-Frans De Cortc. 1800 · National Museum Cardiff