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Wouter Crabeth II

Dutch painter (1594-1644)

Born in Gouda. Died in Gouda.

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A life in paintings

Born 159410 dated paintingsDied 1644

11 works

  • Portrait of a Gentleman
    Portrait of a Gentleman
    Wouter Crabeth II
    1600–1624
  • Saint Cecilia
    Saint Cecilia
    Wouter Crabeth II
    1610–1644
  • The incredulity of St Thomas
    The incredulity of St Thomas
    Wouter Crabeth II
    c. 1620s · Rijksmuseum
  • The assumption of the Virgin
    The assumption of the Virgin
    Wouter Crabeth II
    1628 · Museum Gouda
  • Adoration of the kings
    Adoration of the kings
    Wouter Crabeth II
    1631 · Museum Gouda
  • Company Making Music
    Company Making Music
    Wouter Crabeth II
    c. 1635 · Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest
  • The Cardsharps
    The Cardsharps
    Wouter Crabeth II
    c. 1640 · Gemäldegalerie Berlin
  • Conversion of William X, Duke of Aquitaine by Bernard de Clairvaux
    Conversion of William X, Duke of Aquitaine by Bernard de Clairvaux
    Wouter Crabeth II
    1641 · Museum Gouda
  • Officers and Guardsmen of the Company of Colonel Herman Herbertsz.
    Officers and Guardsmen of the Company of Colonel Herman Herbertsz.
    Wouter Crabeth II
    1644 · Museum Gouda
  • Officieren van de schutterij o.l.v. kolonel Harmanus Herbertsz.
    Officieren van de schutterij o.l.v. kolonel Harmanus Herbertsz.
    Wouter Crabeth II
    1644
  • Pastoral Amusement
    Pastoral Amusement
    Wouter Crabeth II
    · Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp
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