Jan De Beijer Collection

Market in Arnhem, 1741. Creator: Jan de Beyer
Market in Arnhem, 1741

Nieuwstraat in Utrecht with a view of the Dom tower, 1753. Creator: Johanna de Bruyn
Nieuwstraat in Utrecht with a view of the Dom tower, 1753

The Huis Den Ham, on the Niers in Germany, 1746. Creator: Jan de Beyer
The Huis Den Ham, on the Niers in Germany, 1746

Venlo Town Hall, 1741. Creator: Jan de Beyer
Venlo Town Hall, 1741

The castle in Anholt, 1737. Creator: Jan de Beyer
The castle in Anholt, 1737

Chapel at Het Loo, 1742. Creator: Jan de Beyer
Chapel at Het Loo, 1742

Loowaerdt, 1742. Creator: Jan de Beyer
Loowaerdt, 1742

View of the Halvemans Bridge over the Amstel in Amsterdam, 1753-1799. Creator: Pierre Fouquet
View of the Halvemans Bridge over the Amstel in Amsterdam, 1753-1799

View of the Montelbaan tower in Amsterdam, 1755-1779. Creator: Balthasar Friedrich Leizelt
View of the Montelbaan tower in Amsterdam, 1755-1779

View of the Halvemaansbrug over the Amstel in Amsterdam, 1755-1779. Creator: Johann Friedrich Leizelt
View of the Halvemaansbrug over the Amstel in Amsterdam, 1755-1779. In the background the Waag on the Nieuwmarkt

View of the Doelen Bridge over the Amstel in Amsterdam, 1755-1779. Creator: Johann Friedrich Leizelt
View of the Doelen Bridge over the Amstel in Amsterdam, 1755-1779. In the background the mint tower

View in Alphen aan de Rijn, 1749. Creator: Jan de Beyer
View in Alphen aan de Rijn, 1749

The Roodloo house near Ruurlo, 1743. Creator: Jan de Beyer
The Roodloo house near Ruurlo, 1743

Het Huis Hunder at Twello, 1744. Creator: Jan de Beyer
Het Huis Hunder at Twello, 1744

View of the Klokhuis in Overveen, 1713-1780. Creator: Jan de Beyer
View of the Klokhuis in Overveen, 1713-1780

View of the Church of Bloemendaal, 1713-1780. Creator: Jan de Beyer
View of the Church of Bloemendaal, 1713-1780

View of Tienhoven and Het Huis Herlaar, 1750. Creator: Jan de Beyer
View of Tienhoven and Het Huis Herlaar, 1750

View in the village of Harmelen, 1749. Creator: Jan de Beyer
View in the village of Harmelen, 1749

View of Scherpenzeel, 1713-1780. Creator: Jan de Beyer
View of Scherpenzeel, 1713-1780

Cheerful party in the village of Houten, 1713-1780. Creator: Jan de Beyer
Cheerful party in the village of Houten, 1713-1780

The Driesberg House, 1744. Creator: Jan de Beyer
The Driesberg House, 1744

The house Den Dam near Zutphen, 1748. Creator: Jan de Beyer
The house Den Dam near Zutphen, 1748

The House in Baek, 1743. Creator: Jan de Beyer
The House in Baek, 1743

Castle Bylandt, 1734. Creator: Jan de Beyer
Castle Bylandt, 1734

Portrait of Jan de Beijer, Jacobus Buys and Hendrik Pothoven (engraving)
820510 Portrait of Jan de Beijer, Jacobus Buys and Hendrik Pothoven (engraving) by Pothoven, Hendrik (1726-1807); Private Collection; (add.info.: Jan de Beijer, Dutch artist, Jacobus Buys)

city hall Leiden Jan de Beijer 1751 paper deck paint
The city hall of Leiden, Jan de Beijer, 1751, paper, deck paint, watercolor (paint), ink, pen, h 251 mm × w 327 mm

De Vrijheerlijkheid Elsem t Guliksche castle
De Vrijheerlijkheid Elsem in t Guliksche, castle, names of historical buildings, sites, streets, etc. (with NAME), Jan de Beijer, 1738, paper, ink, brush, h 224 mm × w 322 mm

Portraits Jan de Beijer Jacobus Buys Hendrik Pothoven
Portraits of Jan de Beijer, Jacobus Buys and Hendrik Pothoven, Three numbered portraits of painters Jan de Beijer, Jacobus Buys and Hendrik Pothoven. On the left a carved male head

Old Stock Exchange Koopmansbeurs Rotterdam East
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Standing man with tail wig, Jan de Beijer, 1720 - 1780

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Jan de Beijer was a talented Dutch artist known for his detailed and realistic landscape paintings. Born in the 18th century, De Beijer's work captured the beauty of the Dutch countryside with precision and skill. His meticulous attention to detail and use of light and shadow brought his landscapes to life, making them appear almost like photographs. De Beijer's paintings often featured rural scenes, including windmills, farms, rivers, and villages. He had a keen eye for capturing the essence of each location he painted, creating compositions that were both visually stunning and emotionally evocative. Despite facing challenges during his lifetime, including financial difficulties and personal tragedies, Jan de Beijer continued to create art that resonated with audiences across Europe. Today, his works are highly sought after by collectors and art enthusiasts alike. Through his paintings, Jan de Beijer left behind a legacy that continues to inspire artists today. His ability to capture the beauty of nature in such exquisite detail is a testament to his talent as an artist. Jan de Beijer may have passed away centuries ago, but his impact on the world of art lives on through his timeless masterpieces.