Riebeeck Collection

Van Riebeck Entertains the Hottentots, 1909. Artist: Joseph Ratcliffe Skelton
Van Riebeck Entertains the Hottentots, 1909. In 1651 Van Riebeck (1619-1677), volunteered to undertake the command of the initial Dutch settlement in the future South Africa

Cover design, Cape Times Annual, Jan Van Riebeeck
Cover design, Cape Times Annual, Arrival of Jan Van Riebeeck, Dutch navigator and colonial administrator, in the Cape, South Africa, 6 April 1652 Date: 1652

The Landing of Van Riebeck, 1909. Artist: GS Smithard
The Landing of Van Riebeck, 1909. In 1651 Van Riebeck (1619-1677), volunteered to undertake the command of the initial Dutch settlement in the future South Africa

Where Now The Great City of Cape Town Stands, They Set Up Their Tents And Huts, c1908, (c1920). The Cape Colony 1652-1691, South Africa

Johan Anthoniszoon Jan Van Riebeeck, 1619 To 1677. Dutch Colonial Administrator And Founder Of Cape Town. From Geschiedenis Van Nederland, Published 1936

SOUTH AFRICA, 1652. The landing of Jan van Riebeeck at Table Bay, South Africa in 1652. After a painting, c1850, by Charles Davidson Bell

The Landing of Jan van Riebeeck (1619-77) 6th April 1652, 1850 (oil on canvas)
XTD75473 The Landing of Jan van Riebeeck (1619-77) 6th April 1652, 1850 (oil on canvas) by Bell, Charles (fl.1850); South African Library, Cape Town

Van Riebeeck Statue
JOHAN JAN VAN RIEBEECK Statue of the Dutch colonial administrator, credited as the founder of Cape Town, South Africa. Date: 1619 - 1677

Cape Town / Riebeeck
Jan van Riebeeck, on behalf of the Dutch East India company, lands at the Cape of Good Hope where he will found Cape Town and govern it for ten years

Van Riebeck Lands
Jan van Riebeeck lands in Table Bay where he founds Cape Town

Van Riebeck & Hottentots
Dutch governor Jan Van Riebeeck entertains the native Hottentots on the claversingel

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"Jan van Riebeeck: The Founding Father of Cape Town" Step back in time and discover the captivating story of Jan van Riebeeck, the Dutch colonial administrator who laid the foundation for one of South Africa's most iconic cities. From his arrival at the Cape of Good Hope in April 1652 to his interactions with the indigenous people, Van Riebeeck's legacy is etched into history. Immerse yourself in the enchanting cover design of Cape Times Annual, where Van Riebeeck's journey unfolds before your eyes. Witness his grand entrance as depicted by artist Joseph Ratcliffe Skelton in "Van Riebeck Entertains the Hottentots, " a mesmerizing artwork from 1909 that captures cultural exchange during those early days. Experience the momentous landing itself through GS Smithard's masterpiece "The Landing of Van Riebeck. " Feel a sense of awe as you imagine where now stands the great city of Cape Town, once marked by tents and huts as portrayed by Skelton in "Where Now The Great City of Cape Town Stands. " Delve deeper into Van Riebeeck's life with Johan Anthoniszoon Jan Van Riebeeck, an influential figure whose vision shaped not only a city but also an entire nation. This portrait from Geschiedenis Van Nederland published in 1936 offers a glimpse into his remarkable character. Transport yourself to Table Bay on that fateful day in 1652 with vivid depictions like "SOUTH AFRICA, 1652. The landing of Jan van Riebeeck, " which brings history alive through its detailed portrayal. And let us not forget William Fehr's stunning oil painting "The Landing of Jan van Riebeeck (1619-77), " capturing every emotion felt during this pivotal event. Marvel at statues honoring this visionary leader scattered throughout Cape Town - a testament to his enduring influence.