ARTIST

Pieter de Molijn

Pieter de Molijn, a Dutch Golden Age painter born in London, captured the serene beauty of landscapes and everyday life.

ABOUT

Pieter de Molijn, born in London in 1595 to Flemish parents, became a prominent Dutch Golden Age painter and engraver. His early life and training are not fully documented, but he likely traveled to Italy, a common path for artists of his era. By 1616, he was a member of the Haarlem Guild of St. Luke, a testament to his established artistic career. He spent significant time in Delft between 1616 and 1627, where he remarried after the death of his first wife. De Molijn is bes…

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NOTABLE WORKS
Prince Maurits and Prince Frederik Hendrik Going to the Chase 1625 · National Gallery of Ireland Farmhouse in the Dunes 1625 · Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen Nocturnal street scene 1625 · Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium Dune landscape with a horse-drawn wagon 1626 · Herzog Anton Ulrich Museum Country Road with Resting Pilgrims 1628 · National Gallery Prague Soldiers plundering a Village 1630 · Frans Hals Museum
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