Nicolaas Pieneman Collection

The Inauguration of King William II in the Nieuwe Kerk in Amsterdam on 28 November 1840
3709972 The Inauguration of King William II in the Nieuwe Kerk in Amsterdam on 28 November 1840 (oil on panel) by Pieneman, Nicholas (1809/10-60); 46.5x55.5 cm; Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

Joost van den Vondel, 17th century Dutch poet and dramatist, c1870. Artist: H Sluyter
Joost van den Vondel, 17th century Dutch poet and dramatist, c1870. A print from Nederlands Geschiedenis en Volksleven in Schetsen, by J Van Lenner and J Ter Gouw. (Leiden, AW Sijthoff, c1870)

Portrait Jacob de Vos Jacobszoon 1803- 1878 Amsterdam Art Collector
Portrait of Jacob de Vos Jacobszoon (1803- 1878). Amsterdam Art Collector and Owner of the Historical Gallery De Vos, Portrait of Jacob de Vos Jbzn (1803-1878), art collector

Equestrian Portrait William II King Netherlands
Equestrian Portrait of William II, King of the Netherlands, Portrait of Willem II (1792-1849), on a jumping horse, to the left, equestrian state-portrait

Portrait Hendrik Prince Netherlands Willem Frederik Hendrik
Portrait of Hendrik, Prince of the Netherlands, Portrait of Willem Frederik Hendrik (1820-1879), known as Prince Hendrik. Standing full-length, on deck of a ship

Historical Scene William Silent Unknown historical scene
Historical Scene with William the Silent ?, Unknown historical scene, perhaps with Prince Willem I. Interior with the Prince sitting to the left of a window, reading a letter

Portrait Jan Jacob Rochussen Governor-General
Portrait of Jan Jacob Rochussen, Governor-General of the Dutch East Indies, Portrait of Jan Jacob Rochussen (1797-1871). Governor General (1845-51). Knee, standing to the left

Engagement Houthalen Portrait Lieutenant General Frederik Knotzer
The Engagement at Houthalen, Portrait of Lieutenant General Frederik Knotzer in the Battle of Houthalen, during the Ten-Day Campaign, 1831

Arrest Diepo Negoro Lieutenant-General Baron De Kock
The Arrest of Diepo Negoro by Lieutenant-General Baron De Kock, The Submission of Diponegoro to Lieutenant General Hendrik Merkus Baron de Kock, March 28, 1830, ending the Java War (1825-30)

Portrait William III King Netherlands Willem III
Portrait of William III, King of the Netherlands, Portrait of Willem III (1817-90), King of the Netherlands. Standing full-length in uniform with an ermine coat

Portrait of Jacob de Vos Jacobszoon, Nicols Pieneman, 1860

Portrait of a Man, perhaps the Poet Petrus Augustus de Genestet, attributed to Nicols Pieneman, 1830 - 1860

Lieutenant-General Frederik Knotzer in the Battle of Houthalen, during the 10 Days Campaign, 1831, Nicols Pieneman, 1834

The Arrest of Diepo Negoro by Lieutenant-General Baron De Kock, Nicols Pieneman, c. 1830 - c. 1835

Portrait of William III, King of the Netherlands, Nicols Pieneman, 1856

Jan Willem Pieneman, Painter, Father of Nicols Pieneman, Nicols Pieneman, 1860

Double portrait of William of Orange, Crown Prince of the Netherlands and Prince Maurice of Orange-Nassau, print maker: Johannes Philippus Lange, Nicols Pieneman, 1847 - 1849

The Battle of Bautersem during the Ten Days Campaign, 1833 (oil on canvas)
XOS1127498 The Battle of Bautersem during the Ten Days Campaign, 1833 (oil on canvas) by Pieneman, Nicholas (1809/10-60); 46u60.5 cm; Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam

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Nicolaas Pieneman, a renowned Dutch painter of the 19th century, captured significant historical events and portrayed notable figures in his captivating artworks. One of his remarkable works is "The Inauguration of King William II in the Nieuwe Kerk in Amsterdam on 28 November 1840, " where he depicted the grandeur and significance of this momentous occasion. Pieneman's talent extended beyond historical scenes; he also painted portraits that showcased the beauty and depth of his subjects' personalities. His portrait of Joost van den Vondel, a celebrated Dutch poet and dramatist from the 17th century, exemplifies Pieneman's ability to capture not only physical likeness but also the essence of an individual. In another striking portrait by Pieneman, Jacob de Vos Jacobszoon, an esteemed art collector from Amsterdam during that era, is immortalized with meticulous detail. This painting reflects both Pieneman's skill as an artist and Jacobszoon's contribution to preserving artistic heritage. Equestrian portraiture was yet another forte for Nicolaas Pieneman. His equestrian portrait of King William II showcases regality and power while capturing the monarch's commanding presence. Paying homage to Dutch royalty once again, Pieneman created a stunning portrait depicting Hendrik Prince Netherlands Willem Frederik Hendrik. Through intricate brushstrokes and attention to detail, he brings out both strength and vulnerability in this royal figure. Not limiting himself to specific themes or genres, Nicolaas Pieneman ventured into unknown historical scenes like "Historical Scene William Silent. " Although its exact context remains unidentified today, this artwork demonstrates his ability to evoke curiosity through storytelling within a single frame. Jan Jacob Rochussen Governor-General is another subject brought to life by Pieneman’s skilled hand. The governor-general’s dignified expression conveys authority while showcasing their unique personality traits. Moving away from historical figures, Pieneman also captured the essence of military engagements.