Dutch Republic · January 28, 1688 – November 11, 1772Wikidata
Jan Maurits Quinkhard
painter from the Northern Netherlands (1688–1772)
Born in Rees. Died in Amsterdam.
A life in paintings
Born 168895 dated paintingsDied 1772
97 works
3 without a public image, listed last
Portrait of Adriaan van der Goes (1505-1560), Grand Pensionary of HollandJan Maurits Quinkhard1525–1549- Portrait of an Old LadyJan Maurits Quinkhard18th century · National Gallery of Ireland
Portrait of Gerrit Sichterman ( -1730)Jan Maurits Quinkhard1709–1772 · Groninger Museum
Portrait of Jan Hendrik van Heemskerck, Count of the Holy Roman Empire, Lord of Achttienhoven, Den Bosch and Eyndschoten, Captain of the Citizenry of Amsterdam (Johan Hendrik Graaf Van Heemskerk)Jan Maurits Quinkhard1710–1730 · Rijksmuseum
Portrait of Helena Gillerdon (1675-1737), echtgenote van Arend ThoméeJan Maurits Quinkhard1710–1730 · Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands Art Collection
Portrait of Arend Thomée, husband of Helena GillerdonJan Maurits Quinkhard1710–1730 · Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands Art Collection- Portrait of Pieter Cornelisz. Hooft (1581-1647)Jan Maurits Quinkhard1713–1772 · Amsterdam Museum
Nicolaas Heinsius I, Poet and Professor at Leiden, Envoy of Queen Christina of SwedenJan Maurits Quinkhard1723–1771 · Rijksmuseum
Portrait of Tieleman Jansz van Bracht, Clergyman and Poet in DordrechtJan Maurits Quinkhard1723–1771 · Rijksmuseum
Portrait of Johan de Witt, Grand Pensionary of HollandJan Maurits Quinkhard1723–1771 · Rijksmuseum
Portrait of Isaac Verburg, Rector of the Latin School in AmsterdamJan Maurits Quinkhard1725 · Rijksmuseum- Portret van Johannes van Buuren (1648-1756?)Jan Maurits Quinkhard1728 · Centraal Museum
Portrait of David Leeuw, Mennonite Cloth and Dry Goods MerchantJan Maurits Quinkhard1729 · Rijksmuseum
Portrait of Everardus Jacobus van Wachendorff (1703-1758)Jan Maurits Quinkhard and Theodorus Justinus Rheen1729 · Centraal Museum
Portrait of Walter Senserff, Director of the Rotterdam Chamber of the Dutch East India Company, elected 1731Jan Maurits Quinkhard1731–1772 · Rijksmuseum