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Peter von Bemmel

Illustration — Landscape by Peter von Bemmel Peter von Bemmel (18 August 1686 – 22 October 1754) was a landscape artist from the Holy Roman Empire. Von Bemmel was born in Nuremberg in 1686, the second son and pupil of Willem van Bemmel. He painted landscapes, and was especially successful in representing thunderstorms and winter scenes.

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Peter von Bemmel

Landschaft, unsigniert, Peter von Bemmel (1685 - 1753) zugeschrieben

Peter von Bemmel · CC BY-SA 3.0

Born
1686 · Nuremberg.
Nationality
Germany
Occupation
painter · printmaker
Fields
landscape
Languages
German

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Illustration — Landscape by Peter von Bemmel Peter von Bemmel (18 August 1686 – 22 October 1754) was a landscape artist from the Holy Roman Empire. Von Bemmel was born in Nuremberg in 1686, the second son and pupil of Willem van Bemmel. He painted landscapes, and was especially successful in representing thunderstorms and winter scenes.

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