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Thomas Wijck (1616)

Aliases: Thomas "van" Wijck; Thomas Wijk; Thomas Wyck; Thomas Beverwyck Wyck

Professions: Painter; Etcher; Genre Painter; Landscape painter; Naval painter

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    Thomas Wijck Beverwijk circa 1616 - 1677 Haarlem , an interior with a mother teaching a girl to write, a young boy carrying a bowl, and another girl embroidering in the foreground

    Thomas Wijck Beverwijk circa 1616 - 1677 Haarlem , an interior with a mother teaching a girl to write, a young boy carrying a bowl, and another girl embroidering in the foreground

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    THOMAS WYCK BEVERWIJK OR HAARLEM CIRCA 1616 - 1677 HAARLEM

    THOMAS WYCK BEVERWIJK OR HAARLEM CIRCA 1616 - 1677 HAARLEM

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    THOMAS WYCK BEWERWYCK 1616 C.-1677 HAARLEM

    THOMAS WYCK BEWERWYCK 1616 C.-1677 HAARLEM

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    THOMAS WIJCK BEVERWIJK CIRCA 1616 - 1677 HAARLEM

    THOMAS WIJCK BEVERWIJK CIRCA 1616 - 1677 HAARLEM

Thomas Wijck Biography

(b Beverwijck, nr Haarlem, ?1616; bur Haarlem, 19 Aug 1677). His date of birth, reported by Houbraken, cannot be confirmed in documents. His training probably took place in Haarlem. He journeyed to Italy, presumably by 1640, the year in which a ‘Tommaso fiammingo, pittore’ (Thomas the Fleming, painter) is documented as residing in Rome in the Via della Fontanella. In 1642 Wijck was once again in the northern Netherlands, enrolled in Haarlem’s Guild of St Luke. It is unlikely that the artist was again in Rome in the spring of 1644 (as Busiri Vici maintained), given the fact that on 22 May of that year he was married in Haarlem. His presence in his native city is further documented in 1658, 1659, 1669 and 1676.

Grove Art excerpts - Electronic ©2003, Oxford Art Online

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