-
Jacob Ochtervelt (1634–1682) was a
Dutch Golden Age painter.
Ochtervelt's contemporaries included Vermeer, Ter Borch, and De Hooch.
Despite his prolific...
- an oil on
canvas genre painting by the
Dutch Golden Age
artist Jacob Ochtervelt,
dated to
around 1664–65. It
depicts a man
offering a
plate of oysters...
- a
descendant of the
banker Carl
Hagen for the
repatriation of
Jacob Ochtervelt's Das
Zitronenscheibchen (The
Lemon Slice) on the
grounds that it had been...
- van Huchtenburg,
Justus van Huysum, Dirk Maas,
Hendrick Mommers,
Jacob Ochtervelt,
Willem Romeyn and
possibly Jan
Frans Soolmaker. He was the
uncle of Govert...
-
under the
landscape painter Nicolaes Berchem at the same time as
Jacob Ochtervelt and was
known for his "kamergezichten" or "room-views" with
ladies and...
- the city
views on the left and
right can be seen on
paintings by
Jacob Ochtervelt and
Nicolaes Maes.
Similar maps were
found in the Bibliothèque Nationale...
- Borch, the
young woman is seen only from behind. Of one
painting by
Jacob Ochtervelt, (c. 1670, now Cleveland,
illustrated at left)
Wayne Franits says: At...
-
Dutch townhouses were
often windowless.
Jacob Ochtervelt was a key
artist of the movement. Many of
Ochtervelt's voor****s
pictures illustrated the
trade between...
- painting; Hobbema,
Meyndert – 1 painting; Hooch,
Pieter de – 2 paintings;
Ochtervelt,
Jacob – 2 paintings; Ostade,
Adriaen van – 1 painting; Ruysdael, Salomon...
-
tiles or
other similar patterns, as can be seen for
instance in
Jacob Ochtervelt's painting Street Musicians at the Door (1665). It has been
suggested that...
