Jan Hendrik Verheijen
Detailed affordable Utrecht street scenes
Jan Hendrik Verheijen was born in the Dutch town of Utrect on December 22, to a family of merchants. Around 1820 he turned his attention to painting the street scenes of Utrect, the works that would become synonymous with his name. Painting with a high attention to detail, but also keeping his paintings affordable, he was able to corner the market that was previously dominated by masters like Gerrit Adriaensz and Jan Van der Heyden.
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- Bartholomeus Johannes van Hove Student
- Frans Van Leemputten Student
- Hendrik Reekers Student
Artworks by this artist
- A capriccio with figures on a frozen canal
- A Church along a Canal, Holland
- Gracht in een stad met een torentje bij een stenen brug 1788 - 1846
- Interior of the New Church in Delft with the Tomb of William the Silent early 19th century
- A Dutch Village Scene with Figures
- De Waardpoort en de Oude Gracht in Utrecht 1814
- View of the choir and tower of Utrecht Cathedral
- A Busy Town Square, Holland
- A Townscape with a Churchgate early 19th century
- Stadsmuur met een toren en een poort, van binnen gezien 1788 - 1846
- Binnenplaats 1822
- A Lively Townscene, Utrecht
- Dutch Street Scene with Figures in the Foreground