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Dirck Helmbreker

Dutch painter (1633-1696)

Born in Haarlem. Died in Rome.

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A life in paintings

Born 163310 dated paintingsDied 1696

13 works

  • Jesus and Saint Joseph
    Jesus and Saint Joseph
    Dirck Helmbreker
    1633–1696 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Italian Peasants
    Italian Peasants
    Dirck Helmbreker
    1648–1696 · Statens Museum for Kunst
  • Figures in a Classical Landscape with Ruins
    Figures in a Classical Landscape with Ruins
    attributed to · Attributed to Dirck Helmbreker
    c. 1650–1690 · Royal Collection
  • Figures in a Classical Landscape with Ruins
    Figures in a Classical Landscape with Ruins
    attributed to · Attributed to Dirck Helmbreker
    c. 1650–1690 · Royal Collection
  • Italianate landscape with peasants
    Italianate landscape with peasants
    Dirck Helmbreker
    1650 · private collection
  • Figures in a Classical Landscape with Ruins
    Figures in a Classical Landscape with Ruins
    Dirck Helmbreker
    1653–1696
  • Head Study of a Young Man Looking Upward
    Head Study of a Young Man Looking Upward
    Dirk Helmbreker
    1660s? · National Gallery of Art
  • Pilgrims near a fountain
    Pilgrims near a fountain
    Dirck Helmbreker
    c. 1670
  • Merry Company
    Merry Company
    Dirck Helmbreker
    1675–1702 · Rijksmuseum
  • Peasants merry-making before an Inn
    Peasants merry-making before an Inn
    Dirck Helmbreker
    1685 · National Trust
  • Itinerant Medicine Vendors in Rome
    Itinerant Medicine Vendors in Rome
    Dirck Helmbreker
    · Wellcome Collection
  • La saltarelle romaine
    La saltarelle romaine
    Dirck Helmbreker
    · Musée Magnin
  • Pélerins près d'une fontaine
    Pélerins près d'une fontaine
    Dirck Helmbreker
    · Collection Motais de Narbonne
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