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Johannes van der Bent

Dutch painter (1650-1690)

Born in Amsterdam. Died in Amsterdam.

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A life in paintings

Born 16504 dated paintingsDied 1690

9 works

  • Bergers et troupeaux près d'une fontaine avec la statue de Neptune
    Bergers et troupeaux près d'une fontaine avec la statue de Neptune
    Johannes van der Bent
    17th century · Palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille
  • Landscape with people and a herd.
    Landscape with people and a herd.
    Johannes van der Bent
    17th century
  • Italienische Landschaft mit Vieh und Hirten, antiker Ruine und Klosterkirche
    Italienische Landschaft mit Vieh und Hirten, antiker Ruine und Klosterkirche
    Johannes van der Bent
    1650–1690 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Italienische Landschaft mit Vieh und Hirtinnen
    Italienische Landschaft mit Vieh und Hirtinnen
    Johannes van der Bent
    1650–1690 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Peasants and Cattle at a Ford
    Peasants and Cattle at a Ford
    Johannes van der Bent
    1665–1690 · Nationalmuseum
  • Italian landscape with two shepherdesses
    Italian landscape with two shepherdesses
    Johannes van der Bent
    1670–1690 · Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
  • Landscape with Cattle
    Landscape with Cattle
    Johannes van der Bent
    · National Museum Cardiff
  • Peasants with Sheep and Cattle by a Ruin
    Peasants with Sheep and Cattle by a Ruin
    Johannes van der Bent
    · St John's College
  • La Charrette
    La Charrette
    Johannes van der Bent
    · Palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille
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