ARTIST

Samuel van Hoogstraten

Samuel van Hoogstraten was a versatile Dutch Golden Age artist, known for his Rembrandt-like portraits, architectural views, and ingenious 'peepshow' perspective boxes.

ABOUT

Born in Dordrecht in 1627, Samuel Dirksz van Hoogstraten began his artistic training with his father, Dirk van Hoogstraten. Following his father's death around 1640, he moved to Amsterdam, where he entered the prestigious workshop of Rembrandt. This period profoundly influenced his early style, as seen in a 1645 portrait in the Lichtenstein collection, which clearly imitates his master. Van Hoogstraten quickly established himself as an independent master, specializing in por…

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NOTABLE WORKS
Man with hat in outstretched hand 1644 · Manchester Art Gallery Self-portrait with a Vanitas Still Life 1644 · Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen Self-Portrait 1644 · Museum Bredius Young Woman at an Open Half-Door 1645 · Art Institute of Chicago Girl at a half-open door 1645 · Woburn Abbey Portrait of Johan Cornelisz. Vijgeboom with his wife Anneke Joosten Boogaart in the garden of their country house in Dubbeldam 1647 · Dordrechts Museum
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