Reinier Nooms

1623–1664 · Baroque

Reinier Nooms, also known as Zeeman or Seeman, was a Dutch maritime painter known for his highly detailed paintings and etchings of ships. From the 1650s, Nooms started producing and initially publishing a series of etchings of ships and topographical views. This etching work is characterised by great refinement and was used by many other artists as an example.

34 paintings

• View of the Louvre and the Hôtel de Bourbon in Paris, seen from the left bank of the Seine (1650)
• Harbour Scene (1651)
• Before the Battle of the Downs, 21 October 1639, Showing Tromp’s Flagship ‘Amelia’ (1639)
• Nederlandse schepen op de Middellandse Zee (1658)
• Port Scene
• A View of the Amsterdam Harbor (1650)
• View of the IJ and 's Lands Sea-arsenal in Amsterdam, at low tide in 1664 (1664)
• The Prinsengraacht near the Reesluis in Amsterdam (1663)
• Korte Prinsengracht seen from the IJ (1660)
• Shipping on the IJ by Amsterdam (1661)
• Een Amsterdams schip in een baai aan de Middellandse Zee (1650)
• A ship being caulked (1660)
• The Ship-yard in Amsterdam (1655)
• Bay with sailing ships (1650)
• Amsterdam Harbor Scene (1658)
• Seascape
• marine (1653)
• A Moorish Citadel on the North Coast of Africa (1663)
• Sea with Ships (1651)
• Shipbuilding at Porto Santo Stefano, Italy
• A Battle of the First Dutch War, 1652-54 (1654)
• The Battle of Leghorn, 4 March 1653 (1653)
• Ships Being Repaired
• Before the Battle of the Downs, 21 October 1639, Showing Tromp's Flagship 'Amelia' (1639)
• Action between Spanish and Swedish ships, circa 1650 (1650)
• Dutch ships off Tripoli
• Shipping off Algiers (1650)
• Marine. Barque accostant un gros voilier (1662)
• The Battle of Livorno (1658)
• Caulking ships at the Bothuisje (flounder shed) on the Y at Amsterdam (1650)
• View of Algiers with de Ruyter's ship 'De Liefde', 1662 (1662)
• View of Tunis (1662)
• View of Tripoli (1662)
• View of Salee, Morocco (1662)