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Anthonie Leemans

painter from the Northern Netherlands (1631-1673)

Born in The Hague. Died in Amsterdam.

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A life in paintings

Born 16318 dated paintingsDied 1673

9 works

  • The wise man and the jester
    The wise man and the jester
    Anthonie Leemans
    1650–1673 · Staatliches Museum Schwerin
  • Still life with a copy of De Waere Mercurius, a broadsheet with the news of Tromp's victory over three English ships on 28 June 1639, and a poem telling the story of Apelles and the cobbler
    Still life with a copy of De Waere Mercurius, a broadsheet with the news of Tromp's victory over three English ships on 28 June 1639, and a poem telling the story of Apelles and the cobbler
    Anthonie Leemans
    1655 · Rijksmuseum
  • Hunting gear
    Hunting gear
    Anthonie Leemans
    1661 · Royal Armoury
  • Still Life with Bird Catcher's Equipment
    Still Life with Bird Catcher's Equipment
    Anthonie Leemans
    1662 · Hunterian Museum and Art Gallery
  • Trompe l'oeil jachtstilleven met vogelkooi
    Trompe l'oeil jachtstilleven met vogelkooi
    Anthonie Leemans
    1663 · Dordrechts Museum
  • VERVALLEN Jachtstilleven,
    VERVALLEN Jachtstilleven,
    Anthonie Leemans
    1665 · Groninger Museum
  • Two huntsmen with dogs and trophies
    Two huntsmen with dogs and trophies
    Anthonie Leemans
    c. 1670 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Stilleven van jachtgereedschap in een landschap, met een hond en een jager erachter
    Stilleven van jachtgereedschap in een landschap, met een hond en een jager erachter
    Anthonie Leemans
    1670
  • Still Life with Hunting Attributes
    Still Life with Hunting Attributes
    Anthonie Leemans
    · Frans Hals Museum
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