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Pieter van Loon - Dansend paar

Dansend paar (1811 - 1873)

Pieter van Loon (Dutch, 1801-1873)
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Pieter van Loon

Pieter van Loon was a Dutch engineer, painter and draftsman.

He was a descendant of the noble family Van Loon and a son of Jan Willem van Loon (1767-1839), commissioner in Amsterdam and master boy of Gooiland, and Philippina Constantia Isabella van Weede (1772-1842). He married Theodora (Dora) Calkoen (1802-1879), a member of the Calkoen family, in 1843. Their marriage remained childless.

In his youth, Van Loon came into contact with Jan Adam Kruseman and Christiaan Kramm, who may have inspired him. Both made a portrait of him. Van Loon studied in Delft at the Artillery and Engineering School and worked for some time as an engineer at the provincial water management. He preferred to travel, making cityscapes and character sketches and portraits of the people he met along the way. He lived with his wife in the city of Utrecht, where he was a member and twice chairman of the Art Love Society. He captured the images of several fellow artists there. Van Loon also made a number of oil paintings, including a trip to Italy. For Jacob van Lennep he illustrated his three-part series Tafereelen from the History of the Fatherland (1854).

Van Loon died in 1873, at the age of 72. When Museum Van Loon was opened in Amsterdam in 1973 , the first exhibition was devoted to Pieter van Loon. His work is included in the collections of Het Utrechts Archief , the Centraal Museum , the Fries Scheepvaart Museum and the Rijksmuseum Amsterdam .

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Het publiek bij een theatervoorstelling

Het publiek bij een theatervoorstelling

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Karik., student voor het examen (1861)

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Zittende man

Zittende man

Pieter van Loon (Dutch, 1801-1873)
Houten mannetjes op een kar

Houten mannetjes op een kar

Pieter van Loon (Dutch, 1801-1873)
Huis tussen de bomen in de omgeving van Hamburg

Huis tussen de bomen in de omgeving van Hamburg (1864)

Pieter van Loon (Dutch, 1801-1873)
Drie lezende figuren in het armenhuis

Drie lezende figuren in het armenhuis (1858)

Pieter van Loon (Dutch, 1801-1873)
Riviergezicht in parklandschap

Riviergezicht in parklandschap

Pieter van Loon (Dutch, 1801-1873)
Spotprent over taal

Spotprent over taal

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Twee paarden in een juk

Twee paarden in een juk

Pieter van Loon (Dutch, 1801-1873)
Schermende houten mannetjes

Schermende houten mannetjes

Pieter van Loon (Dutch, 1801-1873)
Een liggende tijger

Een liggende tijger (1858)

Pieter van Loon (Dutch, 1801-1873)
Interior of a bar or beerhouse in Munich, Germany

Interior of a bar or beerhouse in Munich, Germany

Pieter van Loon (Dutch, 1801-1873)
Jeter le froc aux sorties, jonge man na het bal

Jeter le froc aux sorties, jonge man na het bal

Pieter van Loon (Dutch, 1801-1873)
Interieur van een Franse herberg

Interieur van een Franse herberg (1858)

Pieter van Loon (Dutch, 1801-1873)
Kinderen op het strand

Kinderen op het strand

Pieter van Loon (Dutch, 1801-1873)
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