Anthonie Van Borssom Collection

Panoramic Landscape near Rhenen with the Huis ter Lede, c1668. Creator: Anthonie van Borssom
Panoramic Landscape near Rhenen with the Huis ter Lede, c1668

Two fishermen on the waterfront (the IJ?), 1640-1677. Creator: Anthonie van Borssom
Two fishermen on the waterfront (the IJ?), 1640-1677. A large fishing net hangs in the foreground. A church tower can be seen in the background (Ransdorp?). Possibly by Anthonie van Borssom

Church in Soest, 1640-1677. Creator: Anthonie van Borssom
Church in Soest, 1640-1677. The (monastery) church in Soest, surrounded by a partially dilapidated wall with a gate

The windmill on the water, 1660-1677. Creator: Anthonie van Borssom
The windmill on the water, 1660-1677

Animals and Plants, 1650-1677. Creator: Anthonie van Borssom
Animals and Plants, 1650-1677

Moonlit Landscape, 1640-1677. Creator: Anthonie van Borssom
Moonlit Landscape, 1640-1677

Landscape. Creator: Anthonie van Borssom
Landscape

River Scene with Windmill and Boats, Evening, c. 1645. Creator: Anthonie van Borssom
River Scene with Windmill and Boats, Evening, c. 1645

Barnyard Scene, ca. 1650-55. Creator: Anthonie van Borssom
Barnyard Scene, ca. 1650-55

Landscape with a View Towards a Town, 1671. Creator: Anthonie van Borssom
Landscape with a View Towards a Town, 1671

Moonlit Landscape River landscape moonlight foreground
Moonlit Landscape, River landscape by moonlight. In the foreground a beacon and fishermen hanging nets to dry. Fishing boats on the water

Landscape Bridge 17th century Pen brown ink pale green
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Canal Boat Ducks 17th century Pen brown ink brush
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Barnyard Scene two birds fighting recto mid-17th century
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Elegant Party Tafelberg 17th century Pen brown ink
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Anthonie van Borssom, Dutch (1629-1630-1677), Landscape, pen and brown ink with brown wash

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Anthonie van Borssom was a Dutch Golden Age painter known for his exquisite landscapes and still life paintings. Born in Amsterdam in 1631, he was influenced by the works of renowned artists such as Jan van Goyen and Salomon van Ruysdael. Van Borssom's meticulous attention to detail and use of light and shadow set him apart from his contemporaries. His landscapes often featured serene countryside scenes with lush forests, winding rivers, and picturesque villages. He had a keen eye for capturing the beauty of nature in all its glory. In addition to his landscapes, Van Borssom also excelled at painting still lifes, particularly those featuring flowers, fruits, and insects. His compositions were carefully arranged to create harmonious balance and depth. Despite achieving success during his lifetime, Anthonie van Borssom's work fell into obscurity after his death in 1677. However, art historians have since rediscovered his talent and recognized him as a master of the Dutch Golden Age. Today, Van Borssom's paintings are highly sought after by collectors around the world for their timeless beauty and exceptional craftsmanship. His legacy lives on through his stunning artworks that continue to inspire admiration centuries later.