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Willem Joseph Baron van Gendt, Vice Admiral, 1667-1702 (oil on canvas)
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Willem Joseph Baron van Gendt, Vice Admiral, 1667-1702 (oil on canvas)
5673097 Willem Joseph Baron van Gendt, Vice Admiral, 1667-1702 (oil on canvas) by Baen, Jan de (1633-1702); 111x92.5 cm; Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam, The Netherlands; (add.info.: attributed to Jan de Baen
Willem Joseph Baron van Gendt (1625-1672) lieutenant admiral with naval battle and a medal donated after the Journey to Chatham in 1667.); Dutch, out of copyright
Media ID 23272972
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Admiral Anglo Dutch War Capture Chatham Curtain Drapery Dutch Republic Fleet Gent Ghent Golden Age Medway Raid Solebay
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This print captures the essence of Vice Admiral Willem Joseph Baron van Gendt, a prominent figure in Dutch naval history during the 17th century. Painted by Jan de Baen, this oil on canvas masterpiece measures 111x92.5 cm and is currently housed at the prestigious Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. Van Gendt's portrait exudes power and authority as he stands proudly in his military attire. The artist skillfully portrays him with a stern expression, reflecting his unwavering commitment to serving his country. As a lieutenant admiral, Van Gendt played a significant role in several naval battles and was honored with a medal after the successful Journey to Chatham in 1667. The painting also showcases elements of the Dutch Golden Age, characterized by its flourishing art scene and political influence. It serves as a testament to the strength and resilience of the Dutch Republic during this period. With ships depicted in the background, including Royal Charles, this artwork alludes to Van Gendt's involvement in capturing victories against enemy forces during times of war. The composition beautifully combines elements of portraiture with scenes from maritime warfare. Jan de Baen's attribution adds further credibility to this remarkable piece that not only celebrates an esteemed admiral but also pays homage to Dutch naval prowess during one of their most influential eras.
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