Abraham Storck (1644-1708)
Aliases: Abraham Sturk
Professions: Architecture painter; Naval painter; Etcher
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Abraham Storck (Amsterdam 1644-1708)
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THE PROPERTY OF A GENTLEMAN STUDIO OF ABRAHAM STORCK AMSTERDAM 1644 - 1708 PETER THE GREAT
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Abraham Storck (Amsterdam 1644-1708)
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* ABRAHAM JANSZ. STORCK AMSTERDAM 1644 - 1708
Abraham Storck Biography
(bapt Amsterdam, 17 April 1644; bur Amsterdam, 8 April 1708). Brother of (1) Jacobus Storck. He trained and worked with his father and became a member of the Guild of St Luke in Amsterdam. In 1694 he married Neeltje Pieters van Meyservelt, a surgeons widow. His river and coastal scenes were greatly influenced by Ludolf Bakhuizen in the pictorial treatment of sky and water, as, for example, in the Shipping Scene (Dublin, N.G.) and the Roads of Enkhuizen (Amsterdam, Rijksmus., A 1521). Abraham also absorbed influences from other well-known Amsterdam marine painters, notably Willem van de Velde the younger and Jan Abrahamsz. Beerstraten. The Beerstraten and Storck families were close friends and distantly related by marriage. In his paintings of sea battles Abraham emulated Jan Beerstratens somewhat crowded and agitated compositions. His stylistic dependence on the older artist is demonstrated by a comparison of Beerstratens Battle of Terheide, 10 August 1653 (Amsterdam, Rijksmus.) with Storcks Four-day Battle between the Dutch and English Fleets, 1214 June 1666 (London, N. Mar. Mus.).
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A pair by Abraham Jansz Storck (1644-1708) The
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Abraham Storck Amsterdam bapt 1644 - 1708 , A capriccio of a mediterranean harbour with Roman ruins and men unloading cargo in the foreground
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Abraham Jansz. Storck (Amsterdam 1644-1708)
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