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Karel van der Pluym

Dutch Golden Age painter and engraver (1625-1672)

Born in Leiden. Died in Leiden.

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A life in paintings

Born 16259 dated paintingsDied 1672

12 works

  • Man in Armor (Mars?)
    Man in Armor (Mars?)
    possibly by · Possibly by Karel van der Pluym
    17th century · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • An Old Man in a Fur Cap
    An Old Man in a Fur Cap
    Karel van der Pluym
    1601–1700 · Art Institute of Chicago
  • Old Man at Study
    Old Man at Study
    Karel van der Pluym
    17th century · Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
  • Joseph Explaining His Dreams, 1648-1650
    Joseph Explaining His Dreams, 1648-1650
    Karel van der Pluym
    c. 1649 · Agnes Etherington Art Centre
  • Old Woman with a Book
    Old Woman with a Book
    Karel van der Pluym
    1650s · The Frick Collection
  • The Wife of Rembrandt's Brother
    The Wife of Rembrandt's Brother
    Karel van der Pluym
    1650s · private collection
  • The Unfaithful Servant
    The Unfaithful Servant
    Karel van der Pluym
    c. 1650 · Doughty House
  • St. Matthew and the Angel
    St. Matthew and the Angel
    Karel van der Pluym
    1655–1660 · North Carolina Museum of Art
  • The Expulsion of Hagar, circa 1655
    The Expulsion of Hagar, circa 1655
    Karel van der Pluym
    c. 1655 · Agnes Etherington Art Centre
  • Old Man holding a Cane and Spectacles
    Old Man holding a Cane and Spectacles
    Karel van der Pluym
    1660s · private collection
  • Portrait de vieille femme, tenant un livre ouvert
    Portrait de vieille femme, tenant un livre ouvert
    Karel van der Pluym
    c. 1660 · Musée Fabre
  • Old Man holding a Pair of Spectacles
    Old Man holding a Pair of Spectacles
    Karel van der Pluym, Ferdinand Bol and Godfrey Kneller
    1668 · Hermitage Museum
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