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Dutch Republic · September 21, 1628 – November 4, 1709Wikidata

Barend Graat

Dutch painter (1628-1709)

Born in Amsterdam. Died in Amsterdam.

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A life in paintings

Born 162812 dated paintingsDied 1709

13 works

1 without a public image, listed last

  • Portrait of a Gentleman
    Portrait of a Gentleman
    Barend Graat
    17th century
  • Family group in a landscape
    Family group in a landscape
    Barend Graat
    1650–1660 · Rijksmuseum
  • The prodigal son
    The prodigal son
    Barend Graat
    1652 · Rijksmuseum
  • woman with children in the garden
    woman with children in the garden
    Barend Graat
    1657 · Department of Paintings of the Louvre
  • A Family Group
    A Family Group
    Barend Graat
    1658 · Royal Collection
  • Family Portrait in a Landscape
    Family Portrait in a Landscape
    Barend Graat
    1660s · Stichting Nederlands Kunstbezit
  • The prodigal son
    The prodigal son
    Barend Graat
    1661 · Rijksmuseum
  • Company in a garden
    Company in a garden
    Barend Graat
    1661 · Rijksmuseum
  • Porträt eines jungen Mädchens mit Kirschen
    Porträt eines jungen Mädchens mit Kirschen
    Barend Graat
    1681
  • Allegory of the entrance of Men & Women into the Amsterdam Old Folks' Home
    Allegory of the entrance of Men & Women into the Amsterdam Old Folks' Home
    Barend Graat
    1685 · Amsterdam Museum
  • The Meeting of Rachel and Jacob
    The Meeting of Rachel and Jacob
    Barend Graat
    1696 · Bowes Museum
  • Portrait of Pieter Scholten (1646-1701)
    Portrait of Pieter Scholten (1646-1701)
    Barend Graat
    1697–1699 · Museum Mayer van den Bergh
  • FImage under copyright
    Family Portrait
    Barend Graat
    1660s · Charles Sedelmeyer collection
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