HEEREMANS, Thomas - b. ~1640 Haarlem, d. 1694 Haarlem - WGA

HEEREMANS, Thomas

(b. ~1640 Haarlem, d. 1694 Haarlem)

Dutch painter of landscapes and panoramas. He was admitted to the guild in Haarlem in 1664, where he was a pupil of Caesar van Everdingen. No influence of the classicist van Everdingen can be found in the work of Heeremans, by whom no figure studies are known today. However, his style, particularly notable in his depiction of river scenes, is very much influenced by the slightly older Haarlem landscape painter Klaes Molenaer, though Heeremans brings a greater vibrancy both in palette and movement to the rather melancholic scenes of Molenaer.

Heeremans was also active as a dealer.

River Landscape
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River Landscape

This painting depicts a river landscape beside a village with figures loading their boats.

River Landscape
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River Landscape

This tranquil scene represents a river landscape with figures outside a tavern and yachts moored alongside houses. Throughout his career Heeremans painted many similar riverside scenes, sometimes set in the summer but also often in the winter.

River Landscape
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River Landscape

This painting depicts a river landscape with men playing “pulling the goose”, buildings, a small bridge and a church spire on the left bank.

View of Leiden
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Village Street
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Winter Landscape
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Winter Landscape

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