JACOB WILLEMSZOON DE WET
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'Jacob Willemszoon de Wet' (1610–1672) was a Dutch painter, whose work owes a debt to the paintings of Rembrandt.
De Wet taught a number of painters, most famously Paulus Potter. Other pupils were:
★ Jan Vermeer (van der Meer) van Haarlem II the Elder (not to be confused with Vermeer of Delft)
★ Job Adriaenszoon Berckheyde.
★ http://www.mnba.org.ar/obras_autor.php?autor=85&opcion=1
'Jacob Willemszoon de Wet' (1610–1672) was a Dutch painter, whose work owes a debt to the paintings of Rembrandt.
De Wet taught a number of painters, most famously Paulus Potter. Other pupils were:
★ Jan Vermeer (van der Meer) van Haarlem II the Elder (not to be confused with Vermeer of Delft)
★ Job Adriaenszoon Berckheyde.
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