- Jan
Griffier (c. 1652 – 1718) was a
Dutch Golden Age
painter who was
active in England,
where he was
admitted to the
London Company of Painter-Stainers...
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Robert Griffier (c. 1675 in
England –
after 1727 in Amsterdam), was an 18th-century
landscape painter from
London who was
active in Amsterdam. According...
- Jan
Griffier II (1688–c.1750]) was an 18th-century
painter active in England.
Griffier was born in
England and died in London.
According to Houbraken,...
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Koninklijk besluit betreffende de
ambtskledij van de
magistraten en de
griffiers van de
Rechterlijke Orde" [22 July 1970 -
Royal decree concerning the...
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century oil
painting made by the
Dutch Griffier family,[citation needed] who
became well
known in England. Jan
Griffier and his children, Jan and Robert, created...
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duties of a law
clerk are
generally carried out by the "
griffier". It is
customary for the
griffier to
attend the
deliberations of the
judges ("raadkamer")...
- Verelst, who he saw more favourably. He
taught the
painter and
draftsman Jan
Griffier. Four
landscapes attributed to Jan
Looten are in the
Royal Collection,...
- gain, with the
earliest case
reported by
Houbraken in 1718: a
certain Jan
Griffier the
Elder could imitate Ruisdael's
style so well that he
often p****ed them...
- and
study from 1895.
Works of art in the hall
include a
painting by Jan
Griffier entitled "Dutch snow
scene with skaters", a
painting by
Joseph Farington...
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Interior of
Bristol Art Gallery. The
large picture Noah's Ark (4 m by 4 m) was
painted in c.1710 by the
Dutch artist Jan
Griffier....
