Cornelis van Noorde
1731–1795 · Dutch · 13 artworks
Baroqueengravingdetailed lineworkportraituretopographical drawinguse of hatching and cross-hatching
artist bio
Cornelis van Noorde was a Dutch draughtsman and engraver known for his portraits and topographical views of Haarlem. He meticulously documented the city's architecture and notable citizens, providing valuable historical records through his art.
what you'll learn
Studying van Noorde's work allows students to understand the importance of detailed observation and precise rendering in creating accurate historical and architectural records. Students can also learn about the techniques of engraving and the use of line to create form and texture.
related: Rembrandt van Rijn, Frans Hals, Johannes Vermeer
13 artworks
Illustration from Haarlem Printing Company
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Self-portrait
1750
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Portrait of Abraham Rademaker
1755
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a Boy Lighting a Pipe
1763
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Johannes Enschedé Sr
1768
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the 'heilige Geesthuis' Or City Orphanage
1768
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Jan De Visscher
1775
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Slepershoofd Spaarne
1767
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Jacob De Bucquoy
1758
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Izaak Enschedé
1755
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View from the Blinkert of the City Haalem
1763
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View of Haarlem from the Brouwersvaart
1767
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Portret Van De Friese Zeeschilder Wigerus Vitringa
1757
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