
1644–1708 · Dutch · 30 artworks
artist bio
Abraham Storck was a Dutch Golden Age painter specializing in maritime scenes, cityscapes, and Italianate landscapes. He is known for his detailed depictions of ships, harbors, and bustling city life, capturing the vibrancy of the Dutch Republic's maritime power.
what you'll learn
Studying Storck's work allows students to understand the techniques of painting detailed maritime scenes, including the depiction of ships, water, and atmospheric perspective. Students can also learn about the historical context of the Dutch Golden Age and its maritime trade.
related: Willem van de Velde the Younger

Gezicht Op De Laurenskerk Gezien Vanuit Noordoosten
1676

Embarkation of Soldiers near the Montelbaanstoren

Hamn

Southern Port with Figures and Ships

A View of Nafplion in Greece, with Dutch Indiamen, Galleys and Other Vessels Offshore

A southern port scene with numerous figures on a quayside

Self Portrait

Gezicht Op Het Ij Bij Amsterdam

Italianate Park Landscape

A Dutch Ship Passing a Fort

A River Landscape with Fishermen in Rowing Boats, Windmills Beyond
1679

The Arrival of the Russian Embassy in Amsterdam, 29 August 1697
1697

Hollandse Haven in De Winter

Walfang Im Polarmeer

Dam Square in Amsterdam
1675

The Rokin with the Stock Exchange of Hendrick De Keijser

Onrust Island near Batavia
1699

Havnescene Med Antikke Ruiner
1666

An Italian Harbor

Southern Harbour Scene with Merchants

Tableau De Marine

Walfänger im Eismeer

Een rivierzicht

Vue D'un Port Méridional

Havnescene Med Middelalderlig Bygning
1674

Italiaanse Haven

Mouth of the Mediterranean at Low Tide

The Herring Packers Tower with the City Inn in the Background
1687

Mediterranean Harbour Scene

Harbour Scene