Ludolf Bakhuizen — 3D Virtual Museum
Walk through a virtual gallery hung with 32 works by Ludolf Bakhuizen.
- Ludolf Bakhuizen: Ships in Distress off a Rocky Coast
- Dutch Merchant - Ships in a Storm – original artwork by Ludolf Bakhuizen
- Ludolf Bakhuizen: Ships on the Zuiderzee before the Fort of Naarden
- Dutch Sailing Boats in a Rough Sea – original artwork by Ludolf Bakhuizen
- Ludolf Bakhuizen: The Foundering of the 'Coronation' 90 Guns at Rame Head
- LE PORT D'AMSTERDAM – original artwork by Ludolf Bakhuizen
- Ships Running Aground in a Storm
- An artist in his studio, painting the portrait of a lady – original artwork by Ludolf Bakhuizen
- Self-portrait, Ludolf Bakhuizen
- Ships in Distress in a Raging Storm, Ludolf Bakhuizen
- Portrait of a Man by Ludolf Bakhuizen
- Self portrait
- View of the Amsterdam Port with the Swedish Ship 'Lejonet'; the Lutheran Church beyond – original artwork by Ludolf Bakhuizen
- Allegory of Amsterdam’s booming merchant navy, Ludolf Bakhuizen
- Marine, Choppy Sea, Ludolf Bakhuizen
- A Dutch Harbour with Numerous Figures, a Man of War Firing a Salute beyond
- Portrait of an Artist – original artwork by Ludolf Bakhuizen
- The Storm, Ludolf Bakhuizen
- Shipping in a Choppy Sea – original artwork by Ludolf Bakhuizen
- Bust portrait of a man – original artwork by Ludolf Bakhuizen
- The Fishmonger by Ludolf Bakhuizen
- The Eendracht and a Fleet of Dutch Men of war – original artwork by Ludolf Bakhuizen
- View from the Nieuwe Maas River towards the city of Vlaardingen – original artwork by Ludolf Bakhuizen
- Ludolf Bakhuizen: Portrait of Petrus Francius (1645-1704)
- Warship and Dutch Sailboats near the Shore
- Christ in the Storm on the Sea of Galilee, Ludolf Bakhuizen
- The arrival of King-Stadholder Willem III in the Oranjepolder, 31 January 1691
- Ludolf Bakhuizen: Dutch Sailing Boats in a Rough Sea
- Warship in rough seas with fishermen in the foreground by Ludolf Bakhuizen
- Dutch Vessels on the Sea at Amsterdam, Ludolf Bakhuizen
- Ludolf Bakhuizen: A Shipwreck
- Ships at Sea by Ludolf Bakhuizen
Ludolf Bakhuizen
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