About Michiel van Musscher
Lived 1645 – 1705 (aged 59–60). Michiel van Musscher was a Dutch painter, printmaker and visual artist.
Michiel van Musscher (January 1645 – 20 June 1705) was a Dutch Golden Age painter.
Biography Michiel van Musscher was born in Rotterdam in January 1645 and was later baptized on 27 January.
According to Houbraken, he showed a talent for drawing at a young age, and had many teachers, of which he kept a record. His first teacher was Martinus Saeghmolen in 1660 for two months, and in 1661, he took lessons from Abraham van den Tempel. In 1665 he took seven lessons with Gabriel Metsu, and in 1667 he spent three months in Haarlem to take lessons with Adriaen van Ostade. Though his entire education spanned several years, Houbraken was astonished that he became so skilled with so few hours of professional study, and concludes that he must have had a great natural talent that he practiced extensively on his own.
Houbraken wrote that he moved to Amsterdam to work for Jonas Witsen, a wealthy art lover who introduced him to all of his friends as a portrait painter. He married twice, first to Eva Visscher in 1678 in Buiksloot (Amsterdam), and the second time in 1693 to the widow Elise Klanes. His pupils were Ottmar Elliger the Younger and Dirk Valkenburg.
He died on 20 June 1705 in Amsterdam and was buried on June 25 in the Nieuwe Kerk.
Works All of his portraits listed here are at the Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam unless noted otherwise. Portrait of Michiel Comans, Calligrapher, Engrager, Painter and School Master With His Third Wife Elisabeth van der Mersche Self-Portrait Portrait of Eva Vissher, Wife of Michiel van Musscher Portrait of Isaac Pontanus Portrait of a Captain Portrait of Thomas Hees, Resident and Commissary of the States General to the Governments of Algiers, Tunis and Tripoli Portrait of Johannes Hudde (1628-1704), Mayor of Amsterdam and a Mathematician Portrait of Johan Maurits (1604-79), Count of Nassau-Siegen and Governor of Dutch Brazil Portrait of Hendrick Bicker (1649-1718), Mayor of Amsterdam Portrait of Maria Schaep (1658-1725), Wife of Hendrick Bicker Portrait of Adriaen Corver and his Wife (1666) Portrait of Gerard Pietersz Hulft (1677) A Young Girl at the Table The Painter's Studio (1679) (now in Museum Rotterdam) Portrait of a Lady With Her Dog (1686) Portrait of Alexander Danilovich Menshikov (67x45.5 cm) (1698), painted in Holland during the Grand Embassy of Peter the Great, now at the Y. Weisman collection in Munich Portrait of François Lefort (70x60 cm), (1698), painted in Holland during the Grand Embassy of Peter the Great, now at the Museum of Art and History, Geneva
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Who was Michiel van Musscher?
Dutch painter (1645–1705)
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Michiel van Musscher was born in 1645 in Rotterdam.
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Michiel van Musscher died on 20 June 1705 in Amsterdam.
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Michiel van Musscher was a painter, printmaker and visual artist.
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Michiel van Musscher was Dutch.
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