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Passionate Customer Service Museum Quality Art Prints Customization Options AvailableDutch painter Abraham Storck, who lived in the 17th century, is best known for his paintings of fierce battles at sea, of merry goings-on in the harbor, and of lush landscapes. Not too much is known about Storck's early life, but it is certain that painting was in his cradle: Both his father and his two brothers were active as painters. His father came from the town of Wesel in what is now North Rhine-Westphalia. It was in his workshop that the brothers learned their craft. Very likely they were all members of the local St. Luke's Guild, otherwise it would hardly have been possible for them to sell their works profitably. A few years after Abraham opened his own workshop, he traveled with his brother Jacob to Germany, where he settled for a while and continued his work.
In his depictions of the sea and rivers, Storck was significantly influenced by painters such as Willem van de Velde and Ludolf Bakhuizen. Storck's views of Mediterranean ports, showing the bustle of merchants against a backdrop of architectural ruins, found general appeal. The clear and strong colors he used resemble typical works of art created in Italy at the same time. This type of depiction was a precursor of the Italian capriccio style, which became popular in the 18th century. Storck drew the rigging of ships and other technical details with remarkable accuracy. His views of Dutch harbors and rivers, on the other hand, often include ships and boats serving ceremonial or recreational purposes. He paid particular attention here to magnificently designed boats, festive gatherings of several ships, the passengers, and any spectators. Occasionally Storck also painted wintry scenes. Only one self-portrait of him is known.
One of the most famous works of Abraham Storck is the depiction of the so-called "Battle of Four Days", a major naval battle of the Second Dutch-English War. This battle remains one of the longest naval battles in human history and ended in a resounding victory for the Dutch. Storck completed his epic painting the same year the battle took place. In the painting, Storck impressively captures the stormy weather conditions at sea as the battleships charge at each other with cannons firing from all guns. In the foreground of the painting, a ship is breaking apart and soldiers are sinking into the floodwaters while a lifeboat tries to rush to the rescue. In addition, Storck, as a proud Dutchman, attached particular importance to placing the Dutch flags flying from the masts prominently and prominently in the picture.
Dutch painter Abraham Storck, who lived in the 17th century, is best known for his paintings of fierce battles at sea, of merry goings-on in the harbor, and of lush landscapes. Not too much is known about Storck's early life, but it is certain that painting was in his cradle: Both his father and his two brothers were active as painters. His father came from the town of Wesel in what is now North Rhine-Westphalia. It was in his workshop that the brothers learned their craft. Very likely they were all members of the local St. Luke's Guild, otherwise it would hardly have been possible for them to sell their works profitably. A few years after Abraham opened his own workshop, he traveled with his brother Jacob to Germany, where he settled for a while and continued his work.
In his depictions of the sea and rivers, Storck was significantly influenced by painters such as Willem van de Velde and Ludolf Bakhuizen. Storck's views of Mediterranean ports, showing the bustle of merchants against a backdrop of architectural ruins, found general appeal. The clear and strong colors he used resemble typical works of art created in Italy at the same time. This type of depiction was a precursor of the Italian capriccio style, which became popular in the 18th century. Storck drew the rigging of ships and other technical details with remarkable accuracy. His views of Dutch harbors and rivers, on the other hand, often include ships and boats serving ceremonial or recreational purposes. He paid particular attention here to magnificently designed boats, festive gatherings of several ships, the passengers, and any spectators. Occasionally Storck also painted wintry scenes. Only one self-portrait of him is known.
One of the most famous works of Abraham Storck is the depiction of the so-called "Battle of Four Days", a major naval battle of the Second Dutch-English War. This battle remains one of the longest naval battles in human history and ended in a resounding victory for the Dutch. Storck completed his epic painting the same year the battle took place. In the painting, Storck impressively captures the stormy weather conditions at sea as the battleships charge at each other with cannons firing from all guns. In the foreground of the painting, a ship is breaking apart and soldiers are sinking into the floodwaters while a lifeboat tries to rush to the rescue. In addition, Storck, as a proud Dutchman, attached particular importance to placing the Dutch flags flying from the masts prominently and prominently in the picture.
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.jpg "The Frigate Peter and Paul in the Port of Amsterdam (17th Century) by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Whalers in the Ice Sea by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "The Port of Rhodes by Abraham Storck")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-960253).jpg "The Port of Amsterdam by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Episode of the Four Days Battle, 1st-4th June 1666 by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "The Battle of Texel by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "View of the Port of Amsterdam by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Dutch Fluyts Whaling by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Sailing Boats by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "The Four Days")
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.jpg "Ships in Calm Water with Figures by the Shore by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Second Anglo-Dutch War: The Battle of the Four Days from 11 to 14 June 1666. She opposed the Dutch fleets to the English. Painting by Abraham Storck. 17th century. Paris, Musee de la Marine by Abraham Storck")
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_17th_century_-_(MeisterDrucke-1001810).jpg "Marine: Scene of Naval Battle by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "The Dutch Whaling Fleet by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "An English Yacht Saluting a Dutch Man-of-War in the Port of Rotterdam by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Whaling Grounds in the Arctic Ocean by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "A Mediterranean Harbour Scene by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Unknown Image by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Peter the Great Inspects the Ship")
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 visiting England in January 1698 - (MeisterDrucke-78706).jpg "Tsar Peter I visiting England in January 1698 by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Ships in a Lagoon, 17th or Early 18th Century by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Shipping on the IJ at Amsterdam Harbour by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Whaling Grounds in the Arctic Ocean by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "A Dutch Port by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "View of Amsterdam with the IJ by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Tsar Peter I Visiting England by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Tsar Peter I Visiting England in January 1698 by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Sea-piece with a Dutch man-of-war by Abraham Storck")
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_tsar_of_Russia_inspecting_a_boat_in_Amsterdam_(Holla_-_(MeisterDrucke-1506169).jpg "Peter the Great (1672-1725), Tsar of Russia, Inspecting a Boat in Amsterdam (Holland) by Abraham Storck")
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_(echoll)_17th_-_(MeisterDrucke-947027).jpg "Ships and Boats on the Sea by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "The Visit of Peter the Great to Amsterdam, August-September, 1697 by Abraham Storck")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1461572).jpg "Dutch Shipping In A River by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Beach Scene with Moored Ships by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "The Muscovite Legation Visiting Amsterdam, 29 August 1697 by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "A View of a River by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Dutch Shipping off the Bay of Smyrna with a State Barge by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Riverbank with Some Ships by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "The Roads of Enkhuizen by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Harbour at Livorno by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "A marine sham-fight on the Y before Amsterdam by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "An English Yacht Saluting a Dutch Warship by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "The Arrival of the Russian Embassy in Amsterdam, 29 August 1697 by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "A Panoramic View of Amsterdam with a Barge and Small Ships on the Buiten-Amstel by Abraham Storck")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1466262).jpg "Coast Scene by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Unknown Image by Abraham Storck")
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_by_vessels_of_th_-_(MeisterDrucke-943020).jpg "Whale and polar bear fishing on Spitzberg Island by vessels of the Dutch fleet by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Dutch Beach Scene with Shipping by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Dutch Men-of-War off the Coast by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Italian Harbor by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "The Island of Onrust near Batavia by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Shipping at Anchor by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Dutch Shipping in a River, 17th Century by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "A Capriccio Mediterranean Harbour Scene with Merchants and Other Figures on the Quay Side by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "A Capriccio Mediterranean Harbour with Elegant Figures and Merchants by Abraham Storck")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1130723).jpg "Dutch Shipping Scene in a Wide Estuary by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Sea Port with Large and Small Ships by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "A Dutch Shipping Scene with Vessels in the Mouth of the River Ij by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "View of the Haringspacker Tower in Amsterdam, with a Working Clock-Face Set into the Painting, 1684 by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "The Dutch Whaling Fleet by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "A Battle Offshore by Abraham Storck")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1386274).jpg "View of Smyrna (Izmir) by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Harbor View by Anthonie van den Bos")
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.jpg "Rhinelandscape with Castle and Ships by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "A Dutch port by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Dutch Warship by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Dutch Ship before a Fortress by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Peter the Great is Welcomed by the Dutch East India Company by Abraham Storck")
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_Peinture_dAbraham_Storck_(1635-1710)_H_-_(MeisterDrucke-1322905).jpg "Ships in a Lagoon by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Shipping in an Estuary by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "The Roadstead of Enkhuizen by Abraham Storck")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1502762).jpg "Ships Passing a Windmill, c.1690 by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Calm Sea with a Few Boats by Abraham Storck")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1465927).jpg "Shipping off Amsterdam by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Malta, Harbor of Valletta by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Harbour scene with medieval building by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Harbour scene with ancient ruins by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "A Dutch Ship Passing a Fort by Abraham Storck")
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.jpg "Shipping off Amsterdam with Figures on a Quay by Abraham Storck")
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