Willem van den Bundel
Illustration — The Prophet Elisha curses the children who mocked him Willem van den Bundel (1575–1655), was a Dutch Golden Age painter.
Also recorded as Willem. Van Den Bundel
Willem van den Bundel
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- Born
- 1575 · Brussels.
- Nationality
- Habsburg Netherlands
- Occupation
- painter
- Fields
- landscape
- Known for
- View of a village
- Languages
- Dutch
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The recorded working language is Dutch. Subjects and genres recorded for the work are landscape. Places of work recorded in the authority are Amsterdam, Delft and Leiden. Works named in the authority record are View of a village. Work by Willem van den Bundel is recorded in the collections of National Museum in Warsaw, Rijksmuseum and Gemäldegalerie Berlin.
He was born in Brussels and became a landscape painter, possibly as the pupil of Gillis van Coninxloo who was a witness at his wedding in Delft in 1600. He moved to Amsterdam 1607–1620 but was back in Delft as a paying member of the Guild of St. Luke during the years 1623–1654. His son died in Delft in 1642 and he sold works in Leiden 1644–1645. He died in Delft.
Boomrijk landschap met gezicht op een dorp. Reizigers en herders gaan over een landweg. Rechts een boerderij met een waterput.
Willem van den Bundel
Willem van den Bundel (c.1575-1655) - Landscape with Figures Walking along a Country Path, a Distant View of Delft Beyond - 453838 - National Trust
Willem van den Bundel · Art UK
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