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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

Painting by Willem Willemsz van den Bundel; original in the Gemäldegalerie, Berlin

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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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Illustration — The Prophet Elisha curses the children who mocked him Willem van den Bundel (1575–1655), was a Dutch Golden Age painter.

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