Jan van de Cappelle

Ships off the Coast

Jan van de Cappelle
Ships off the Coast

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The Amsterdam painter Jan van de Cappelle specialised in seascapes with fishing boats. He often placed the horizon very low, so that there was plenty of space for impressive cloudy skies that determine the atmosphere. That is also the case in this seascape, in which some travellers are being ferried ashore from a ship.

Van de Cappelle was a wealthy entrepreneur and merchant, who painted mainly for pleasure. He was also a collector, possessing 500 drawings by Rembrandt, among other works.

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Jan van de Cappelle
Ships off the Coast

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Información general
Jan van de Cappelle (Amsterdam 1626 - 1679 Amsterdam)
Ships off the Coast
painting
820
Material y detalles técnicos
oil
canvas
72.5 x 87 cm
Inscripciones
lower centre: I V Capelle 1651

Origen

R.G. Wilberforce, London, 1887; Charles Crews, London, 1915; Onnes van Nijenrode Collection, Breukelen; Jacques Goudstikker Gallery, Amsterdam, 1920; H.E. ten Cate, Almelo; gift of Henri W.A. Deterding, London, 1936