Piter Muliyer II1637–1701Coast Scene
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Pieter Mulier the Younger also called Cavalier Tempesta or Pietro Tempesta (1637-1701) was the son of Pieter Mulier the Elder (c. 1615-70). He grew up in Haarlem and was trained and decisively influenced by his father, a marine painter who trained under Simon de Vlieger (1601-1653). At the age of 19, he journeyed to Rome where he was to remain for a dozen years and came back in 1684 for the rest of his life.
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This work is a fine example of marine paintings executed by Pietro Tempesta, a Dutch artist who spent a great deal of time in Italy and was influenced by Italian artists, notably by Salvator Rosa. The picture shows a coast scene with an English Galion sailing on a rough sea while soldiers are making a fire in the shore; rocks and trees are on the left, counterbalanced by a citadel in the middle distance, overlooking the coast-line. The scene can be related to the Anglo-Dutch war, a subject matter favoured by Dutch artists during the 17th century.
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- 1295-1886
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