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Dirck Wijntrack

painter from the Northern Netherlands (1615-1678)

Born in Drenthe. Died in The Hague.

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A life in paintings

Born 161511 dated paintingsDied 1678

12 works

  • Eenden op een boerenerf
    Eenden op een boerenerf
    Dirck Wijntrack
    1625–1675 · Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands Art Collection
  • A buzzard attacking two ducks
    A buzzard attacking two ducks
    Dirck Wijntrack
    1635–1678 · Rijksmuseum
  • Castle moat with a swan and other birds
    Castle moat with a swan and other birds
    Dirck Wijntrack
    1640–1678
  • Poultry Yard
    Poultry Yard
    Dirck Wijntrack
    1643 · Hermitage Museum
  • The Farm
    The Farm
    Dirck Wijntrack
    1650–1675 · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
  • Rabbits at the Mouth of a Burrow
    Rabbits at the Mouth of a Burrow
    Dirck Wijntrack
    c. 1650 · National Gallery of Ireland
  • Een vos op eendenjacht
    Een vos op eendenjacht
    Dirck Wijntrack and Joris van der Haagen
    1652 · Centraal Museum
  • Ducks in a Wooded Landscape
    Ducks in a Wooded Landscape
    Dirck Wijntrack and Joris van der Haagen
    1660s · Museum Bredius
  • Ducks in a Wooded Landscape
    Ducks in a Wooded Landscape
    Dirck Wijntrack
    1660s · Museum Bredius
  • Rabbits in a Landscape
    Rabbits in a Landscape
    Dirck Wijntrack
    1660s · Doughty House
  • The annunciation to the shepherds
    The annunciation to the shepherds
    Dirck Wijntrack
    1670 · Rijksmuseum
  • Poultry yard with two cocks fighting
    Poultry yard with two cocks fighting
    Dirck Wijntrack and Jan Wijnants
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