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Willem Eversdijck

painter (1620–1671)

Born in Goes. Died in Middelburg.

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A life in paintings

Born 16208 dated paintingsDied 1671

8 works

  • Autoportrait présumé de William Everdyck
    Autoportrait présumé de William Everdyck
    Willem Eversdijck
    1660s · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Chartres
  • Cornelis Fransz Eversdijck (1586-1666). Mathematician and treasurer of Zeeland
    Cornelis Fransz Eversdijck (1586-1666). Mathematician and treasurer of Zeeland
    Willem Eversdijck
    1660–1666 · Rijksmuseum
  • Portrait of an unknown man, with a servant and hunting game
    Portrait of an unknown man, with a servant and hunting game
    Willem Eversdijck
    1660 · Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands Art Collection
  • Nicolaes Blancardus (1624–1703). Professor at Franeker, privy councillor and personal physician to Princess Albertina Agnes
    Nicolaes Blancardus (1624–1703). Professor at Franeker, privy councillor and personal physician to Princess Albertina Agnes
    Willem Eversdijck
    1666 · Rijksmuseum
  • Maria Eversdijck (b 1628). Wife of Nicolaes Blancardus
    Maria Eversdijck (b 1628). Wife of Nicolaes Blancardus
    Willem Eversdijck
    1666 · Rijksmuseum
  • Allegory on the flourishing of the Dutch fishery after the Second Anglo-Dutch War (1665–1667)
    Allegory on the flourishing of the Dutch fishery after the Second Anglo-Dutch War (1665–1667)
    Willem Eversdijck
    1667–1671 · Rijksmuseum
  • Groepsportret van Admiraal de Ruyter met enige vlootvoogden en magistraatspersonen (Allegorie op de haringvisserij)
    Groepsportret van Admiraal de Ruyter met enige vlootvoogden en magistraatspersonen (Allegorie op de haringvisserij)
    Willem Eversdijck
    1667 · Maritime Museum Rotterdam
  • Allegory of the Herring Fisheries
    Allegory of the Herring Fisheries
    Willem Eversdijck
    c. 1670 · Walker Art Gallery
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