Claes Janszoon Visscher II

1586–1652 · Dutch Republic

Claes Janszoon Visscher (1587 – 19 June 1652) was a Dutch Golden Age draughtsman, engraver, mapmaker, and publisher. He was the founder of the successful Visscher family mapmaking business. Wikipedia

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Works

“View of Amsterdam”, 1611 — Rijksmuseum
“Profile of Amsterdam from the River IJ”, 1611 — Rijksmuseum
“The Road to Leiden”, 1607 — Rijksmuseum
“Title Page” — National Gallery of Art
“Town Gate” — National Gallery of Art
“Village Road” — National Gallery of Art
“A Farmyard” — National Gallery of Art
“Landscape with sloops”, 1613 — Musea Brugge
“Pas-caert vande ghelegentheyt vande Schans te Santvliet”, 1631 — Print Room of the University of Antwerp
“Procession of Feasting Lepers”, 1608 — National Gallery of Art
“Blekerye aededuyne gelegen (Farms and Bleaching-Fields)”, 1611 — National Gallery of Art
“Landscape with two sloops”, 1613 — Musea Brugge
“Mountain village with houses and stairs”, 1613 — Musea Brugge
“View of a village”, 1613 — Musea Brugge
“David”, 1589 — Musea Brugge
“Isaiah”, 1589 — Musea Brugge
“The Swann's Inn” — National Gallery of Art
“Farms in a Village” — National Gallery of Art
“The Pond” — National Gallery of Art
“The bridge”, 1650 — Statens Museum for Kunst