Jan van Huchtenburgh
1647–1733 · Baroque
Jan van Huchtenburg also written as Johan van Huchtenburg was a Dutch painter of equestrian and battle scenes, as well as an engraver of mezzotints, publisher, and art dealer. He is believed to have been a pupil of Thomas Wijck, as he collaborated with Jan Wijck. Much of what is known about his life comes from Arnold Houbraken.
39 paintings
- A battle scene
- Battle (1717)
- Battle Piece (I)
- Battle Piece (II)
- Battle Scene from the Wars of the Ottoman Empire in Europe
- Landscape with Soldiers
- Battle of Khotyn in 1673. (1675)
- Cavalry engagement outside a fortified town (1695)
- Soldiers attacking peasants (1695)
- Fahrt Ludwigs XIV. über den Pont Neuf (1674)
- Horrors of War
- Southern landscape with companionship in a park and a large country house. (1662)
- Landscape Near Florence (1675)
- Travelers in Front of the Inn
- The battle at Petrovardin, August 5th 1716, between the Austrians and the Turks (1716)
- Battle of Imperial and Turkish Troops (1697)
- Raid (1717)
- The Siege of Cuneo by the French in 1691 (1710)
- Cavalry Skirmish in Winter Landscape (1690)
- Visit to a Camp (1695)
- Battle Scene (1673)
- Belagerung von Namur (1700)
- Reiterüberfall (1700)
- Cavalry Engagement (1706)
- Ambushing a Convoy (1680)
- Equestrian Portrait of Hendrik Casimir II (1657-1696) (1692)
- William III (1650-1702), Prince of Orange and since 1689, King of England (1677)
- Cavalry attack (1690)
- Battle of the Boyne between James II and William III, 11 June 1690 (1711)
- Casting the dice for life or death (1700)
- The Battle of Ramillies betwwen the French and the English, 23 May 1706 (1708)
- Gadeliv i Rom (1707)
- Torveplads i Rom (1662-1733)
- En bataille (1662-1733)
- Prins Eugens slag ved Schellenberg (1662-1733)
- En lejr (1662-1733)
- Bataillestykke (1662-1733)
- En revue (1662-1733)
- En bataille (1662-1733)