Abraham Van Den Tempel Collection

Abraham de Visscher (1605-67). Amsterdam merchant and director of the Dutch West India Company, 1650-1667. Attributed to Jacob Adriaensz. Backer. (Formerly attributed to Abraham van den Tempel)

David Leeuw with his Family, 1671. Creator: Abraham Lambertsz. Van Den Tempel
David Leeuw with his Family, 1671. Other Title(s): David Leeuw (1631/32-1703). Amsterdam Merchant with his family

Portrait of Catharina van der Voort, 1667. Creator: Abraham Lambertsz. Van Den Tempel
Portrait of Catharina van der Voort, 1667. Other Title(s): Catharina van der Voort (1622-74). Second wife of Pieter de la Court

Portrait of Pieter de la Court, 1667. Creator: Abraham Lambertsz. Van Den Tempel
Portrait of Pieter de la Court, 1667

Portrait of a woman, 1646. Creator: Abraham Lambertsz. Van Den Tempel
Portrait of a woman, 1646

Machteld Bas (d 1681). Wife of Abraham de Visscher, 1667-1672. Attributed to Jacob Adriaensz. Backer. (Formerly attributed to Abraham van den Tempel)

Portrait of a man, 1670 (oil on canvas)
5938261 Portrait of a man, 1670 (oil on canvas) by Tempel, Abraham Lamberts Jacobsz van den (1622-72); 87.5x75.0 cm; Fitzwilliam Museum, University of Cambridge, UK; eFitzwilliam Museum; Dutch

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Abraham van den Tempel was a Dutch Golden Age painter known for his stunning portraits and historical scenes. Born in 1622, he studied under renowned artists like Jacob Adriaensz Backer and Ferdinand Bol. His works often depicted wealthy patrons or biblical figures with intricate details and vibrant colors. Van den Tempel's skillful use of light and shadow brought his subjects to life, creating a sense of realism that captivated viewers. Despite facing financial struggles throughout his career, he continued to produce masterful paintings until his death in 1672. Today, Abraham van den Tempel is remembered as a talented artist who left behind a legacy of breathtaking artwork that continues to inspire art lovers around the world.