#Willem Schellinks

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Willem Schellinks, City Walls in Winter, ca. 1650-70, oil on canvas, 74 x 105 cm, Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

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The Raid on the Medway, 1667 by Willem Schellinks

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City Walls in Winter by Willem Schellinks, 1650-1670.

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City Walls in Winter (and detail) by Willem Schellinks

Dutch, c. 1650-1670

oil on canvas

Rijksmuseum

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Willem Schellinks, Study of a Man Holding a Basket, 1650-1660 x

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Willem Schellinks, 1650-1670.

Willem Schellinks (1623-1678) était un peintre, dessinateur et graveur néerlandais de paysages et de scènes marines et également poète. Willem Schellinks était l'un des artistes néerlandais les plus voyagés de son époque. Il voyagea le long de la Loire et de la Seine en 1646, et entre 1661 et 1665, il visita l'Angleterre, la France, l'Italie, Malte, l'Allemagne et la Suisse, gardant une trace de ses voyages dans de multiples paysages et vues panoramiques ainsi qu'un journal. [1] Orthographes alternatives, Schellinger et Schellinx.

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Winter scenery - City Walls in Winter by Willem Schellinks 

Canvas Print by AR-shop

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Willem SCHELLINKS (Amsterdam, 1623 – Amsterdam, 1678), attribué à Rome : le forum Boarium et le temple d’Hercule Victor Lavis de bistre sur papier vergé, filigrane à l’ancre dans un cercle 19 x 33 cm Vers 1664

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City Walls in Winter, Willem Schellinks, ca. 1650-70

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11:51 am : "Vlietzorg et Zorgvliet sur la Spaarneen, périphérie de Haarlem, 1689-1709" par Willem Schellinks ? (Huile sur toile) pour l'exposition "Jardins" au Grand-Palais -  Paris, Avril MMXVII. 

(© Sous Ecstasy)

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Brennen der englischen Flotte bei Chatham, Juni 1667, 1667-78 von Willem Schellinks Gemalt 1667, Öl auf Leinwand Museum: Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands

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Willem Schellinks (The Netherlands) - The Breach of Sint Anthonis Dyke Near Houtewael (1651)

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The Raid on the Medway, 1667 by Willem Schellinks

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Stadswal in de winter (City walls in winter) (17th century) by Willem Schellinks (Dutch)

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Mountain Landscape with River and Wagon by Herman Nauwincx and Willem Schellinks 

Dutch, third quarter of the 17th century

oil on panel

J. Paul Getty Museum

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The Dutch burn English ships during the Battle of Chatham (Raid on the Medway), 1667. Jan van Leyden (1669). Rijksmuseum.

Attack on the Medway, June 1667, Pieter Cornelisz van Soest

The Battle of Chatham, June 1667, Willem Stoop. Skokloster Castle

In June 1667, the Dutch fleet, under command of Michiel Adriaanszoon Reuter (1607-76), sailed up the river Medway to the British naval base at Chatham, Kent, where they burnt a large part of the British Royal Navy. They destroyed several forts and captured the town of Sheerness. The British flagship Royal Charles was brought back to Amsterdam as war booty, where its counter decorations still can be seen in the Rijksmuseum.

Battle of Chatham and the Conquest of the Isle of Sheppey, 1667. Romeyn de Hooghe, after Willem Schellinks, 1667.

. "It was a battle that set a river on fire, caused panic across London, and left England nursing the wounds of one of its worst ever military defeats. Yet not many people today have heard of the Battle of Medway. Why?"

Mmm? I wonder... 🙄🤣