Ludolf Bakhuizen

Also known as Ludolf Bakhuysen, Ludolf Bakhuyzen, Ludolf Backhuysen, Ludolf Backhuysun, Ludolf, I Backhuysen, Ludolf I Backhuisen, Ludolf Bachuyson, Ludolf Bakuisen

Dutch painter (1630-1708)

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Ludolf Bakhuizen was an artist whose professional career began in 1649 and concluded in 1707. He died on November 7, 1708. During his working life, he produced a body of work consisting of 26 items.

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Backhuysen, Ludolf

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Wikidata facts

Instance of: human
Given name: Ludolf
Gender: male
Citizenship: Dutch Republic
Place of birth: Emden
Place of death: Amsterdam
Occupation: draftsperson
Languages spoken: German
Religion: Reformed Christianity
Student of: Hendrick Dubbels
Field of work: painting
Genre: portrait
Image: Zelfportret Bakhuizen.jpg

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Commons category: Ludolf Bakhuizen
date of birth: 1631-12-28
date of death: 1708-11-17
Commons Creator page: Ludolf Bakhuizen
has works in the collection: Musée des beaux-arts de Marseille
Commons gallery: Ludolf Bakhuizen
name in native language: Ludolf Backhuysen
start of work period: 1649-01-01
end of work period: 1707-01-01
described at URL: www.geschiedenisextra.nl/nl/vlaggenschip-cornelis-tromp.htm