Ludolf Backhuysen
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The famous Dutch painter of the second half of the 17th century Ludolf Bakheisen, received an art education with two large masters of that time - Allart Everdingen and Hendrick Dabbels. The young painter early indicated his artistic addiction - the sea landscape. These were the artist’s works - “ships that were distinguished by the rocky coast”, the “Dutch fleet into the Indian campaign "," frigates" Riddermchap and "Holland" during a storm at the rocks in Gibraltar Strait, the Dutch merchant - ships in a storm” and others.
The artist"s contemporaries claimed that in order to see the formidable element with his own eyes, Bakheisen was ready to make sorties into the sea in any weather. The painter often put himself in the place of sailors in their struggle with formidable nature. Being one of the leading Marinists of Amsterdam, Ludolf Bakheisen also wrote urban landscapes, allegorical compositions, and created portraits popular
The artist"s contemporaries claimed that in order to see the formidable element with his own eyes, Bakheisen was ready to make sorties into the sea in any weather. The painter often put himself in the place of sailors in their struggle with formidable nature. Being one of the leading Marinists of Amsterdam, Ludolf Bakheisen also wrote urban landscapes, allegorical compositions, and created portraits popular
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Cover:Soft
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- Category:Arts & Photography
- Category:History & Geography
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Paper:Molded
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-7793-4396-1
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