Willem van de Velde the Younger
1633–1707 · Baroque
Willem van de Velde the Younger was a Dutch painter who specialised in marine art. He was the son of Willem van de Velde the Elder, who also specialised in marine art. His brother, Adriaen van de Velde, was a landscape painter.
39 paintings
- The gun salute from a sailing frigate (1650)
- Eine Karg und andere Segler bei auffrischendem Wind (1683)
- Ships on a Calm Sea (1658)
- Portrait of Engel de Ruyter (1669)
- Ships in the Roads (1658)
- Sunset at Sea (1680)
- A Dutch Flagship Coming to Anchor (1672)
- A Dutch Vessel in a Strong Breeze (1670)
- Boats pulling out to a Yacht in a Calm (1665)
- Dutch Vessels Inshore and Men Bathing (1661)
- A Dutch Yacht saluting (1661)
- Dutch Vessels lying Inshore in a Calm, one Saluting (1660)
- An English Vessel and Dutch Ships Becalmed (1660)
- The Shore at Scheveningen (1660)
- A Small Dutch Vessel close-hauled in a Strong Breeze (1672)
- A Dutch Ship coming to Anchor (1657)
- Dutch Ships in a Calm (1660)
- Dutch Ships and Small Vessels Offshore in a Breeze (1660)
- Two Small Vessels and a Dutch Man-of-War in a Breeze (1660)
- Three Ships in a Gale (1673)
- A Dutch Ship and Other Small Vessels in a Strong Breeze (1658)
- Ships in a Gale (1660)
- After the Storm (c. 1700)
- An English Warship Firing a Salute (1673)
- Two Dutch Vessels Close-Hauled in a Strong Breeze
- Harbor view (1678)
- The Capture of the Royal Prince (1670)
- Captured English Ships after the Four Days’ Battle (1666)
- Ships off the coast in calm weather (1678)
- Ships near the shore in a stiff breeze (1670)
- A Ship on the High Seas Caught by a Squall, Known as ‘The Gust’ (1680)
- Encounter during the Battle of Kijkduin (1675)
- Ships at anchor (1678)
- The Cannon Shot (1680)
- Ships anchored offshore (1660)
- Fishing boats on the beach (1660)
- Dutch Ships in a Calm (1665)
- The surrender of the Royal Prince during the Four Days' Battle, 1st -4th June 1666 (1670)
- The Dutch Fleet in the Goeree Roads (1664)