Daniel Schellinks
Daniel Schellinks (1627–1701) was a Dutch painter.
Also recorded as Daniel Schellincks; Daniel Schellincx; Daniel Schellings; Daniel Schetlinks; Daniel Schellinxs; D. S. Dan. Schillincks.
Overview
Born at Amsterdam in 1627, died at Amsterdam in 1701.
In detail
Places of work recorded in the authority are Amsterdam.
Work by Daniel Schellinks is recorded in the collections of Groeningemuseum, National Maritime Museum and Liechtenstein Museum.
Sources
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- 1.
“Daniël Schellinks”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q15956791: Daniel Schellinks
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Contemporaries and associates
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- Jacob PynasArtist
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- Carel de VogelaerArtist
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- Egbert van der PoelArtist
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- Hendrik Martenszoon SorghArtist
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- Johann Georg de HamiltonArtist
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- Cornelis BrouwerArtist
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- Harmen HalsArtist
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- Emanuel SweertArtist
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- Coenraet RoepelArtist
Shared: citizenship
- Jan KraeckArtist
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- Rafaël Govertsz CamphuysenArtist
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- Rutger van LangeveltArtist
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Elsewhere in Paintings
14,585 published records in this field, each with its sources named.
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- Daniel RichterArtist
- Daniel Ridgway KnightArtist
- Daniel SarrabatArtist
- Daniel SchultzArtist
- Daniel SeiterArtist
- Daniel SénélarArtist
- Daniel van HeilArtist
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