Abraham de Verwer
Dutch Golden Age cityscape painter
Abraham de Verwer, was a Dutch Golden Age painter of cityscapes, (river) landscapes and seascapes. He was also called Abraham de Verweer van Burghstrate. He travelled in northern France and when he returned, he settled in Amsterdam. It is unknown who taught him to paint, but he was noted in his wife's testament in Haarlem in 1607 as a "schrijnwerker" or cabinet-maker, and in 1614 he was noted in an Amsterdam estate inventory as a painter. He travelled in France from 1637-1639. He was the father of the Amsterdam poet Catharina Verwers and the Amsterdam painter Justus de Verwer.
Artworks by this artist
- Canal Landscape with Figures 17th century
- La Grande Galerie du Louvre avec la porte Neuve et la tour de Bois. 1640
- Small Vessels On The Zuider Zee
- Naval Battle on the IJsselmeer, 6 October 1573; Episode from the Eighty Years’ War 1621
- View of Paris from the Pont-royal with the Grande galerie du Louvre, the Pont-Neuf and the Nesle tower
- La Grande Galerie du Louvre avec la porte Neuve et la tour de Bois 1640
- An Amsterdam East Indiaman c. 1625 - 1650
- Beach with Ships near Scheveningen early to mid-17th century
- Le quartier du Petit Nesle avec l’Hôtel de Nevers, la tour de Nesle, la Grande Galerie du Louvre et le pont Royal (en bois), vus du Pont-Neuf. 1637
- Marine view with a port in the background between 1620 and 1630
- La Grande Galerie du Louvre, avec la porte Neuve et la tour de Bois 1640