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Cornelis Droochsloot

Dutch painter (1630–1674)

Born in Utrecht. Died in Utrecht.

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A life in paintings

Born 16404 dated paintingsDied 1674

14 works

  • Dorfansicht
    Dorfansicht
    Cornelis Droochsloot
    1660s
  • Village street
    Village street
    Cornelis Droochsloot
    1664 · Rijksmuseum
  • Dutch Village Scene
    Dutch Village Scene
    Cornelis Droochsloot
    1666 · Shipley Art Gallery
  • Village scene
    Village scene
    Cornelis Droochsloot
    1670s
  • Countryside landscape with peasants
    Countryside landscape with peasants
    Cornelis Droochsloot
    · National Museum in Warsaw
  • A River Landscape with Figures Resting Near an Inn
    A River Landscape with Figures Resting Near an Inn
    Cornelis Droochsloot
  • The Parable of the Great Supper
    The Parable of the Great Supper
    Cornelis Droochsloot
    · Bowes Museum
  • A Peasant Feast outside of an Inn
    A Peasant Feast outside of an Inn
    Cornelis Droochsloot
    · Culzean Castle
  • Tavern Scene
    Tavern Scene
    Cornelis Droochsloot
    · Brooke Robinson Museum
  • Busy village road
    Busy village road
    Cornelis Droochsloot
  • Figures conversing in a village
    Figures conversing in a village
    attributed to · Attributed to Cornelis Droochsloot
  • An extensive river landscape with peasants in a village, a church beyond
    An extensive river landscape with peasants in a village, a church beyond
    Cornelis Droochsloot
  • Village scene
    Village scene
    Cornelis Droochsloot
  • Village scene with peasants playing cards
    Village scene with peasants playing cards
    Cornelis Droochsloot
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