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Av alla originalverk som Philip van Dijk lämnade efter sig är det mest kända Woman Playing a Lute (1725), i samlingen hos Mauritshuis, Haag. Tätt efter följer Lady attending to her toilet (1730) och Portrait of Aernout van Citters, Lord of Gapinge (1750). Vår katalog innehåller 58 verk av Philip van Dijk; galleriet har bevarat de 56 som världen beundrar mest, var och en presenterad med sitt datum, sitt museum och sin historia.
The room falls into a quiet hush as the young woman settles into her performance. She sits slightly off-center, her body angled toward the viewer, yet her spirit seems lost in the resonance of the strings. A soft, directional light spills from the upper left, washing over her porcelain skin and catching the subtle curves of her face. This light creates a gentle depth, casting soft shadows that define the…
In this intimate oil on panel, titled Lady attending to her toilet, the artist Philip van Dijk captures a quiet moment of personal preparation. The work, which dates to about 1725, offers a glimpse into the private rituals of the eighteenth century. It is a small-scale composition, measuring 29.5 x 23.5 cm, which invites a close, contemplative inspection of its details.
A man emerges from a deep, shadowy void, his presence defined by the sharp contrast of light and dark. This is Aernout van Citters, Lord of Gapinge, captured in a moment of quiet, dignified stillness. He sits within an oval vignette, a framing choice that pulls the viewer into an intimate encounter with his likeness. His face, marked by a prominent mustache and a well-groomed goatee, catches a strong, directional…
A three-quarter length portrait presents a middle-aged man positioned slightly off-center against a dark, atmospheric background. He is dressed in the formal attire of the early 18th century, featuring a large, voluminous powdered wig that frames a face illuminated by directional light from the upper left. This lighting creates a chiaroscuro effect, casting one side of his features and his hands into deep shadow while highlighting the texture of his…
This oil on canvas portrait, titled William IV of Orange, depicts the subject William IV, Prince of Orange (1711-51), also known as Willem Karel Henrik, Prince of Orange, and later Statholder Willem IV. The work was executed by the Dutch artist Philip van Dijk. The painting is dated 1736.
Family Portrait of Isaac Parker, his Wife Justina Johanna Ramskrammer and their young Son Willem Alexander is an oil portrait by Philip van Dijk. Executed about 1742, the work captures a domestic group of three individuals. The subjects are identified as Isaac Parker, Justina Johanna Ramskrammer, and their son, Willem Alexander.
The portrait presents a three-quarter view of Pieter Macaré, positioned centrally within an oval-shaped border. The subject is depicted from the chest upward, wearing a voluminous, curly wig that frames the face with fine, swirling lines. A draped garment covers the shoulders, accented by a white cravat or neckcloth at the throat. The lighting originates from the upper left, casting the right side of the face and the folds of…
A single light source carves the woman from a void of deep brown. She sits in a three-quarter view, her presence defined by the soft glow on her neck and the pale curve of her cheek. The darkness behind her offers no distraction, only a quiet space for her features to emerge. Her gaze is steady, held within an oval frame that focuses the eye on the subtle textures of…
A single man occupies the space, caught in a moment of quiet gravity. He sits in a three-quarter pose, his body angled toward the right while his gaze meets the viewer with a steady, unblinking clarity. The light arrives from the upper left, a sharp, directional force that carves his features out of the surrounding gloom. It catches the curve of a brow and the soft texture of skin, while…
The Bookkeeper is an oil painting by Philip van Dijk, created about 1725. This work emerged from the hand of an 18th-century painter from the Dutch Republic. The canvas captures a solitary figure in a moment of quiet, scholarly labor, a scene rendered with the precision of a man who understood the weight of a quill and the texture of parchment.
Portrait of Prince William IV of Orange-Nassau1722
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Portrait of an Officer in Armour in Front of His Tent1720
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The banishment of Hagar and Ishmael (Genesis 21:14)1718
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Portrait of Pieter van Hoorn (1671-1729)1712
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Portrait of an unknown woman1712 · Museum Rotterdam
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Portrait of Agnes Catherina Hoeuft (1689-1758)1715 · Mauritshuis
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Portrait of Mathias Lambertus Singendonck (1648-1742)1715 · Mauritshuis
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Ignatia Geertruida Timmers (1714-1733). Spouse of Paulus Bogaert van Alblasserdam1728
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Anna Maria Elburg (1725-1762), Barones van Boetzelaer van Langerak1730
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Self-portrait c. 17281728 · Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister im Schloss Wilhelmshöhe
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Prins Wilhelm av Hessen-Cassel1725 · Nationalmuseum
22![Sarai [Sarah] brings Hagar to Abram [Abraham] (Genesis 16:3-4) (1725) av Philip van Dijk](/media/artworks/images-thumb/bc/e9/bce9cbaaec9559cf2637fb4cc916cbce.jpg)
Sarai [Sarah] brings Hagar to Abram [Abraham] (Genesis 16:3-4)1725
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Portrait of a Woman1725
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Portrait of Cornelis van Schuylenburch (1683-1763) and his wife Martha Catharina Kemp (1694-1729) with their children Willem (1717-1769), Pieter (1718-1786) and Anthonetta (1722-1786)1724
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Portrait of Cornelis van Bijnkershoek (1673-1743)1733
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Portrait of Petrus Macaré (1704-1736)1730
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Susanna and the Elders1724 · Statens Museum for Kunst
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Portrait of Wilhelm VIII. Landgraf von Hessen-Kassel1736 · Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister im Schloss Wilhelmshöhe
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Unknown Gentlman1737
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Cornelia Jacoba Kemp (1696-1755), wife of Johannes van Schuylenburch and her son Pieter1736
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Portrait of Johanna Jacoba van Campen (1712-1770), wife of Pieter van Hoorn (1706-1763)1734
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Portrait of François Nicolaas Fagel1735 · Limburg Museum
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Portrait of Pieter van Hoorn (1706-1763), husband of Johanna Jacoba van Campen (1712-1770)1734
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portrait of Cornelia Boddaert1737
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portrait of S.Radermacher 17291737
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Anne, Princess Royal and Princess of Orange-Nassau (1709-59)1735 · Royal Collection
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Portrait of Johan Frederik van Friesheim (1685-1747), Marie Aimée van Friesheim-de Rapin de Thoyras (1716-1800) and their son Johan Frederik (Godfried) van Friesheim (1738-1776) with a Black page1739 · Centraal Museum
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Anna van Hannover (1709-59). wife of Prince Willem IV1735 · Rijksmuseum
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Portrait of a youn William IV1735 · Museum Het Valkhof
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Samuel Radermacher (1693-1761) and his grandson Samuel Trezel Bevers (d. 1751)1750 · Rijksmuseum Twenthe
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Anthony Ewout Sichterman, his wife Josina Petronella Alberda and their sons Mello and Albert Galenus Sichterman,1745 · Groninger Museum
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Sybilla Volkera Sichterman-Sadelijn and her daughters Sybilla Volkera and Christina Elisabeth1745 · Groninger Museum
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Francina Margaretha Sichterman, her husband Scato Gockinga and their eldest daughter Tateke Helena1745 · Groninger Museum
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Isaac Parker (1702-55), Merchant of Middelburg, Philip van Dijk, 17341734 · Rijksmuseum
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François Fagel III1735 · Haags Historisch Museum/Rijksmuseum De Gevangenpoort
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Justina Johanna Ramskrammer1734 · Rijksmuseum
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Cornelis van Ceters (1503-99), Philip van Dijk, 1700 - 17531753 · Rijksmuseum
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Portrait of Caspar Adriaen Parduyn (1685-1735), Bailiff of Middelburg, Philip van Dijk, 1705 - 17531753 · Nationalmuseum
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Portrait of Maria van Citters (1684-1752), Wife of Caspar Adriaen Parduyn, Philip van Dijk, 1725 - 17531753 · Rijksmuseum
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Adriaen Caspar Parduyn (1718-47), Councilor and Alderman of Middelburg, Son of Caspar Adriaen Parduyn and Maria van Citters, Philip van Dijk, 1735 - 17531753 · Rijksmuseum
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Jan Albert Sichterman with his son Jan Albert1745 · Groninger Museum
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Judith with the head of Holofernes1726 · Mauritshuis Royal Picture Gallery
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Venus and Bacchus
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The Iddekinge familyRijksmuseum
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An elegant couple making music on a balcony
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Man Playing a Violin and a Woman at a WindowRoyal Łazienki Museum
#40 Samuel Radermacher (1693-1761) and his grandson Samuel Trezel Bevers (d. 1751)
#47 Cornelis van Ceters (1503-99), Philip van Dijk, 1700 - 1753
#48 Portrait of Caspar Adriaen Parduyn (1685-1735), Bailiff of Middelburg, Philip van Dijk, 1705 - 1753
#49 Portrait of Maria van Citters (1684-1752), Wife of Caspar Adriaen Parduyn, Philip van Dijk, 1725 - 1753
#50 Adriaen Caspar Parduyn (1718-47), Councilor and Alderman of Middelburg, Son of Caspar Adriaen Parduyn and Maria van Citters, Philip van Dijk, 1735 - 1753
De fyra motiv som återkommer oftast i dessa originalverk, var och ett med sitt främsta exempel.
#3 Portrait of Aernout van Citters, Lord of Gapinge
#4 Portrait of Jan Boudaen Courten (1635-1716), lord of St. Laurens, Schellach and Popkensburg, Judge and alderman of Middelburg
#5 William IV of Orange
#6 Family Portrait of Isaac Parker, his Wife Justina Johanna Ramskrammer and their young Son Willem Alexander
De 8 museer som innehar flest av målningarna på denna sida.
| Museum | Stad | Verk av Philip van Dijk | Målningar från denna lista |
|---|---|---|---|
 Rijksmuseum |
Amsterdam | 10 | Portrait of Aernout van Citters, Lord of Gapinge, Portrait of Jan Boudaen Courten (1635-1716), lord of St. Laurens, Schellach and Popkensburg, Judge and alderman of Middelburg, Family Portrait of Isaac Parker, his Wife Justina Johanna Ramskrammer and their young Son Willem Alexander |
 Mauritshuis |
Haag | 4 | Woman Playing a Lute, The Bookkeeper, Portrait of Agnes Catherina Hoeuft (1689-1758) |
 Groninger Museum |
Groningen | 4 | Anthony Ewout Sichterman, his wife Josina Petronella Alberda and their sons Mello and Albert Galenus Sichterman,, Sybilla Volkera Sichterman-Sadelijn and her daughters Sybilla Volkera and Christina Elisabeth, Francina Margaretha Sichterman, her husband Scato Gockinga and their eldest daughter Tateke Helena |
 Mauritshuis Royal Picture Gallery |
Haag | 2 | Lady attending to her toilet, Judith with the head of Holofernes |
 Statens Museum for Kunst |
Köpenhamn | 2 | William IV of Orange, Susanna and the Elders |
 Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister im Schloss Wilhelmshöhe |
Kassel | 2 | Self-portrait c. 1728, Portrait of Wilhelm VIII. Landgraf von Hessen-Kassel |
 Nationalmuseum |
Stockholm | 2 | Prins Wilhelm av Hessen-Cassel, Portrait of Caspar Adriaen Parduyn (1685-1735), Bailiff of Middelburg, Philip van Dijk, 1705 - 1753 |
 Museum Rotterdam |
Rotterdam | 1 | Portrait of an unknown woman |
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The portrait presents a three-quarter view of Pieter Macaré, positioned centrally within an oval-shaped border. The subject is depicted from the chest upward, wearing a voluminous, curly wig that frames the face with fine, swirling lines. A draped garment covers the shoulders, accented by a white cravat or neckcloth at the throat. The lighting originates from the upper left, casting the right side of the face and the folds of…
The oil on canvas depicts a scene of departure set against a landscape of rocky terrain and a muted, atmospheric sky. In the foreground, three figures occupy a diagonal arrangement that directs the viewer's gaze from the immediate emotional center toward the distant horizon. An elderly man, positioned on the left, extends a hand in a commanding gesture. He is dressed in heavy, fur-lined robes of red and brown, and…
The room falls into a quiet hush as the young woman settles into her performance. She sits slightly off-center, her body angled toward the viewer, yet her spirit seems lost in the resonance of the strings. A soft, directional light spills from the upper left, washing over her porcelain skin and catching the subtle curves of her face. This light creates a gentle depth, casting soft shadows that define the…
In this intimate oil on panel, titled Lady attending to her toilet, the artist Philip van Dijk captures a quiet moment of personal preparation. The work, which dates to about 1725, offers a glimpse into the private rituals of the eighteenth century. It is a small-scale composition, measuring 29.5 x 23.5 cm, which invites a close, contemplative inspection of its details.
Family Portrait of Isaac Parker, his Wife Justina Johanna Ramskrammer and their young Son Willem Alexander is an oil portrait by Philip van Dijk. Executed about 1742, the work captures a domestic group of three individuals. The subjects are identified as Isaac Parker, Justina Johanna Ramskrammer, and their son, Willem Alexander.
A man emerges from a deep, shadowy void, his presence defined by the sharp contrast of light and dark. This is Aernout van Citters, Lord of Gapinge, captured in a moment of quiet, dignified stillness. He sits within an oval vignette, a framing choice that pulls the viewer into an intimate encounter with his likeness. His face, marked by a prominent mustache and a well-groomed goatee, catches a strong, directional…
Woman Playing a Lute (1725), Mauritshuis, Haag. Lady attending to her toilet (1730) och Portrait of Aernout van Citters, Lord of Gapinge (1750) följer efter.
42 år gammal: Woman Playing a Lute är från 1725, och Philip van Dijk föddes 1683.
Woman Playing a Lute, Lady attending to her toilet, Portrait of Aernout van Citters, Lord of Gapinge, Portrait of Jan Boudaen Courten (1635-1716), lord of St. Laurens, Schellach and Popkensburg, Judge and alderman of Middelburg, William IV of Orange, Family Portrait of Isaac Parker, his Wife Justina Johanna Ramskrammer and their young Son Willem Alexander, Portrait of Pieter Macaré (1674-1714), Portrait of Johanna Maria van Dusseldorp (1677-1740), Portrait of a man och The Bookkeeper. Rankingen ovan visar varje verks årtal och museum.
Vår katalog innehåller 58 verk av Philip van Dijk, daterade från 1700 till 1753.
Främst i Rijksmuseum (Amsterdam), Mauritshuis (Haag) och Groninger Museum (Groningen). Museitabellen ovan listar alla.
Under 1730s: 20 av de 56 verk som finns på denna sida skapades då, varav Lady attending to her toilet.
På den här sidan är det tidigaste Portrait of a man (1700) och det senaste Cornelis van Ceters (1503-99), Philip van Dijk, 1700 - 1753 (1753).
Man (34), Woman (24) och Wig (15), fördelat på 56 verk på denna sida.
Oil, för 25 av de 56 verk som finns på denna sida.
Baroque, om man dömer efter originalen på denna sida.
Portrait of Aernout van Citters, Lord of Gapinge, Portrait of Jan Boudaen Courten (1635-1716), lord of St. Laurens, Schellach and Popkensburg, Judge and alderman of Middelburg och Family Portrait of Isaac Parker, his Wife Justina Johanna Ramskrammer and their young Son Willem Alexander: Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam har 10 av verken på denna sida.
In the grand tapestry of the Dutch Baroque, few threads are woven with as much elegance and courtly grace as those left by Philip van Dijk. Born in the vibrant artistic hub of Haarlem on January 10, 1683, Van Dijk emerged during an era when the Dutch Republic was transitioning from the rugged realism of the Golden Age into a more refined, sophisticated aesthetic. His journey was one of constant movement and prestigious associations, shaped by the shadows of masters and the bright lights of royal courts. From his early training under Arnold Boonen in Amsterdam to the transformative influence of Adriaen van der Werff in Rotterdam, Van Dijk developed a stylistic language that balanced meticulous precision with an evocative, psychological depth.
The artist’s development was deeply rooted in the rigorous traditions of the Dutch guilds. After marrying in 1708, he joined the prestigious Guild of St. Luke in Middelburg, a move that signaled his arrival as a professional of significant standing. His talent soon earned him membership in the Confrerie Pictura, where his reputation flourished among the artistic elite. This period of his life was marked by an increasing ability to capture not just the physical likeness of his subjects, and even their social status, but the very essence of their character through a delicate interplay of light and texture.
The true zenith of Van Dijk’s career was reached when his brush moved beyond the merchant classes of the Netherlands to serve the highest echelons of European nobility. In 1726, a decade-long departure from The Hague saw him travel to Kassel, where he assumed the prestigious role of court painter for William VIII, Landgrave of Hesse-Cassel. It was in this setting of aristocratic splendor that his mastery of portraiture truly blossomed. He captured the dignity of Landgravine Marie Louise of Hesse-Kassel and her family with a grandeur that solidified his place in the annals of Baroque history.
His influence and reach were not confined to Germany alone; by 1750, he had returned to The Hague to serve as court painter to William IV, Prince of Orange. This appointment to the House of Orange-Nassau cemented his legacy as a chronicler of royal lineage. His work remains a vital window into the social fabric of the 18th century, characterized by:
Beyond the halls of power, Van Dijk’s impact resonated through the generations of artists he mentored at the drawing academy, including Jan Augustini and Hendrik Pothoven. Perhaps most charmingly, his artistic reach extended into the everyday lives of the Dutch people; his depiction of a Lute Player was so iconic that it served as the inspiration for the design of the Dutch 100 guilder banknote centuries later. When he passed away on February 2, 1753, he left behind a body of work that continues to resonate with the timeless beauty of the Baroque spirit.
