Dutch Colonial Paintings

Pair of Dutch Old Master still life paintings in the style of Jan Van Os (Dutch, 1744-1808). Oil on canvas. Paintings are of beaut...

A lovely painting by Cornelis Westerbeek, 1844-1903, a Dutch painter working in the late nineteenth century. Signed on the bottom right, dated 189...

"An impressive early 18th century Dutch School portrait of Carolina Cornelia De Wille, circa 1714. The oval oil painting is on canvas and feat...

Pictured above is a profile view of a Dutch woman. She holds a rich presence as she is layered in pearl jewelry, and is wearing ruby rhinestones and an exp...

A late 18th century Dutch seascape painting, oil on wood board, artist unknown. A scene of three boats caught in a stormy sea, off of a rock...

A beautifully detailed and glowing scene painted during the mid-19th century after the original painting by Gabriel Metsu (Dutch, 1629-1667), the scene c...

Presenting a lovely pair of 19C Dutch oil on board of winter scenes by b dam. Dutch School, circa 1860 and both signed on the bottom right by the artist. The artist’s first nam...

Presenting a beautiful little early 19C Dutch oil on board of Ronde Lutherse Kerk in Amsterdam by artist unknown. From circa 1800 as noted on the back, this original painting is s...

Large oil on wooden plank signed RADEN SALEH 19th century painted on tropical wood character Asian period good condition measure diameter 150 cm.

Artist: Adriaen van Ostade (Dutch, 1610 – 1685), Subject: Rural everyday scene with a spinner in the foreground. Medium: Etching on paper, framed Dimensions: H: 14.75”, W: 16” Adriaen van Ostade (Dutch, 1610 – 1685), a prolific painter, draftsman and etcher of peasant life during Holland’s “Golden Age,” Adriaen van Ostade created hundreds of paintings, some 400 drawings and watercolors and 50 etchings durng his five-decade career. Ostade’s father had moved to Haarlem by 1605 from the Eindhoven area, perhaps from the tiny village of Ostade, which may have given Ostade his surname. The third of eight children, Ostade was baptized at Haarlem’s Saint Bavo cathedral on December 10, 1610. Little is known of his artistic training. Arnold Houbraken’s (1660-1719) early 18th-century biography states that Ostade studied with Frans Hals (ca. 1591-1666) around 1627, and that Adriaen Brouwer (1606-1638) studied with Hals about the same time. No substantiation has been found for this claim. Brouwer stayed in Haarlem until about 1631, and Ostade’s early works do show Brouwer’s influence in its depictions of raucous peasant life. Another suggestion is that Ostade studied with the landscape painter Salomon van...

A masterful Dutch painting of a church interior by Adrianus Willem Nieuwenhuysen (1814-1894). Beautifully detailed, brightly lit church scene with two figures painted on board. The p...

A nautical / maritime oil on canvas, framed, two vessels on a rough, choppy sea with grey storm clouds in the sky overhead, signed lower right, H. J. JASPER (Dutch artist Jan Hendrik...