Bergen Op Zoom Collection

Landgoed Zoomland
Henk Goossens

The Attack on Bergen-Op-Zoom, Netherlands, 8 March 1814, by the British against the French, part of the War of the Sixth Coalition (1813-1814). The attack was unsuccessful. Date: 1814

Attack on Bergen-Op-Zoom (engraving)
654598 Attack on Bergen-Op-Zoom (engraving) by English School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: Attack on Bergen-Op-Zoom)

January, showing burghers celebrating Twelfth Night in the market square of Bergen
EHL92822 January, showing burghers celebrating Twelfth Night in the market square of Bergen, from a set of twelve Months of the Year, engraved by Adriaen Collaert (1560-1618) (engraving) by Bol

The Marketplace in Bergen op Zoom, probably 1590 and 1597. Creator: Abel Grimmer
The Marketplace in Bergen op Zoom, probably 1590 and 1597. Attributed to Abel Grimmer

The attack on Bergen op Zoom, Netherlands, in 1747, during the War of the Austrian Succession by the French army. Fortified by new works built at the beginning of the 17th century it had no second

Portrait Sir Robert Henderson Tunnegask Colonel
Portrait of Sir Robert Henderson of Tunnegask, Colonel of the Scotch Guards, Portrait of Sir Robert Henderson of Tunnegask (died in 1622 during the siege of Bergen op Zoom)

Ships militia company traveled Leiden Grave 1622 Journey
Ships with which the militia company traveled from Leiden to Grave, 1622 Journey from the Leidse Schutterij to Grave, 1622 (series title)

Schutterij van Leiden battle order Mookerheide
Schutterij van Leiden in battle order on the Mookerheide, 1622 Journey from the Leidse Schutterij to Grave, 1622 (series title), September 26, 1622

View Coehoorn Zeeland Utrecht fortifications
View of the Coehoorn, Zeeland and Utrecht fortifications in Bergen op Zoom View of the Coehoorn Orillion and the Zeeland and Utrecht Lunets, at Bergen op den Zoom (title on object)

Relief Bergen op Zoom 1622 Print top right Fig
Relief of Bergen op Zoom, 1622, Print on the top right: Fig. 23, battle, Bergen op Zoom, Jan Luyken, 1691, paper, etching, h 136 mm × w 76 mm

Attributed to Abel Grimmer, The Marketplace in Bergen op Zoom, Flemish, c. 1570-1618-1619, probably 1590 and 1597, oil on panel

Portrait of Bartholomeus Andrio Walsdorffer, Captain of a Swiss Company to Apportion Friesland, Died at Bergen-op-Zoom, Anonymous, c. 1605 - c. 1615

Schansen near Bergen op Zoom, Steenbergen and along the Scheldt, The Netherlands, ca. 1622, possibly Dirk Stoop, 1649-1651

Siege of Bergen op Zoom, 1588, The Netherlands, Jan Luyken, 1679 - 1684

Portrait of Peregrine Bertie, 13th Baron Willoughby de Eresby (1555-1601) (oil on panel)
BAL106941 Portrait of Peregrine Bertie, 13th Baron Willoughby de Eresby (1555-1601) (oil on panel) by English School, (17th century); Private Collection; (add.info)

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Bergen op Zoom, a city rich in history and resilience. From the picturesque Landgoed Zoomland to the infamous Attack on Bergen-Op-Zoom in 1814, this Dutch gem has seen it all. The engraving of the Attack on Bergen-Op-Zoom serves as a haunting reminder of the city's past struggles. In January, burghers gathered in the market square to celebrate Twelfth Night, showcasing their vibrant culture and community spirit. Abel Grimmer's artwork depicting The Marketplace in Bergen op Zoom transports us back to the late 16th century, capturing the essence of life during that time. The city's fortifications played a crucial role throughout history. During the War of Austrian Succession in 1747, French forces besieged Bergen op Zoom for seventy days before finally taking control. This tragic event led to widespread destruction and loss of life within its walls. Notable figures also left their mark on Bergen op Zoom. Sir Robert Henderson Tunnegask Colonel is immortalized through his portrait, symbolizing bravery and leadership within this resilient community. Traveling militia companies like Ships Militia Company journeyed from Leiden to Grave in 1622, showcasing solidarity among cities during challenging times. Schutterij van Leiden battle order at Mookerheide further exemplifies their dedication towards defending their homeland. The view of Coehoorn Zeeland Utrecht fortifications reminds us of how strategic defense was essential for survival during turbulent periods. Relief came for Bergen op Zoom in 1622 when they were able to repel an attack as depicted in an intriguing print from that era. Bergen op Zoom stands tall today as a testament to its enduring spirit and remarkable history. It continues to thrive with its captivating landscapes and cultural heritage while honoring those who have fought tirelessly for its preservation.