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Pieter Mulier

Dutch Golden Age painter active in Italy (1637–1701)

1637 – 1701

Wikidata (Q666337) ↗

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Creator of

Tobias and the Angel
Landscape with a Storm
Storm in the Sea
Cavalery Battle
Shepherd and Shepherdess
Landscape with Diana and Endymion
Landscape with Ducks
Moon Landscape
Landscape with a storm (detail).
Landscape with Shepherds in a Storm
Shipping in Stormy Weather
A Ship Wrecked in a Storm off a Rocky Coast

Depicted in

Self-portrait of Pieter Mulier II (1637-1701)

Child of

Pieter Mulier the Elder

Pieter Mulier — Pieter Mulier the Elder · Public domain · via Wikimedia Commons

Wikipedia ↗Images on Commons ↗

Born: 1637, Haarlem
Died: 29 June 1701, Milan
Citizenship: Dutch Republic
Member of: Bentvueghels
artist files at: Frick Art Research Library
described by source: The Great Theatre of Dutch Painters, New Encyclopedic Dictionary
different from: Pieter Mulier the Elder
father: Pieter Mulier the Elder
given name: Pieter
has works in the collection: Art Institute of Chicago, Galleria nazionale di Parma, Royal Museums Greenwich, Hessen Kassel Heritage, Hermitage Museum, National Museum in Warsaw, Kunsthistorisches Museum, Museum of Fine Arts, Budapest, Moravian Gallery in Brno, Blanton Museum of Art, Führermuseum, National Maritime Museum
instance of: human
languages spoken, written or signed: Dutch
sex or gender: male

Authority files

VIAF ↗Library of Congress ↗GND ↗ISNI ↗ULAN ↗IdRef ↗

About

Cavalier Pietro Tempesta, or Pieter Mulier II (1637 – 29 June 1701) was a Dutch Golden Age painter active in the Papal States.

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