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PIETER MULIER I (1615-1670): SHIPPING ON A STORMY SEA, OIL ON PANEL

Work: 56,5 x 35 cm Frame: 69,5 x 48 cm The painting monogrammed 'PML' on the driftwood lower center. The work had previously been attributed to Pieter Mulier II (ca. 1637-1701), but Marijke C. de Kinkelder confirmed in 2011 that the work is painted by Pieter Mulier I. The work has also been included in the RKD database ( link).

Circle of Pieter Mulier the Elder (Haarlem circa 1615-circa 1670) Shipping in a stormy sea with a large rocky outcrop

Circle of Pieter Mulier the Elder (Haarlem circa 1615-circa 1670) Shipping in a stormy sea with a large rocky outcrop oil on panel 45.3 x 52.4cm (17 13/16 x 20 5/8in). For further information on this lot please visit the Bonhams website

Follower of Pieter Mulier the Elder (Haarlem circa 1615-circa 1670) Dutch shipping in choppy seas

Follower of Pieter Mulier the Elder (Haarlem circa 1615-circa 1670) Dutch shipping in choppy seas oil on canvas 48.2 x 62.6cm (19 x 24 5/8in). For further information on this lot please visit the Bonhams website

PIETER MULIER I (HAARLEM 1590/1615 - 1659)

Schepen in stormachtig weer met rechts een aanlegsteiger (Ships in Stormy Weather With a Jetty on the Right) Signed with monogram lower right Oil on panel, 39.5 x 60.1 cm Provenance: - Collection Mr. Ed.J. Philips, The Hague - Auction Christie's, Amsterdam, 26 April 1983, lot 202 - Private collection, the Netherlands Note: Registered at the RKD - Netherlands Institute for Art History in The Hague under number 37556. Please note: condition reports and additional photos are available upon request. For more information please visit our website: www.aagauctioneers.com.

MULIER, PIETER I, Nachfolger: Marine.

MULIER, PIETER I (um 1615 Haarlem 1659); Nachfolger : Marine; Öl auf Eichenholz; 27,5x35,5 cm

PIETER MULIER I (HAARLEM 1590/1615-1659) - A fishing skiff and sailboats in a rough sea

PIETER MULIER I (HAARLEM 1590/1615-1659) A fishing skiff and sailboats in a rough sea oil on panel 13 ½ x 17 in. (34.3 x 43.2 cm.)

Pieter Mulier d. Ä., 1615 Haarlem – 1670 ebenda

KLEINES BOOT MIT FISCHERN AUF HOHER SEE, DIE IHRE NETZE EINHOLEN Öl auf Holz. Parkettiert. 52 x 96 cm. Rechts unten auf schwimmenden Holzbalken monogrammiert „PM“. Unter hohem grau-blauen Himmel mit leichten Wolkenformationen, der fast drei Viertel des Gemäldes einnimmt, zahlreiche Segelschiffe und Boote auf der stürmisch bewegten See. Zwei der Schiffe sind mit der niederländischen Flagge versehen. Auf der linken Bildseite, teils im durch den diesigen Himmel durchbrechenden Lichtschein, vier Fischer in einem Boot, die dabei sind, ihre Netze an Bord zu ziehen. Zahlreiche Möwen fliegen über die wellenschlagende See in der Nähe des Bootes. Im Hintergrund scheinen die Segelschiffe am Horizont bereits von Regenwetter erfasst zu sein. Malerei in der typischen Manier des Künstlers, in reduzierter Farbgebung. Kleine Retuschen. Anmerkung: Verso alter Aufkleber von Christie's, der auf eine Auktion am 15. November 2016 mit der Lotnummer 10 verweist. (1241428) (18)

SCHIFFER BEIM ENTLADEN DER BOOTE IM HAFEN

PIETER MULIER (I) (ATTR.) About 1615 Haarlem - Mai 26th, 1659 Ibid BARGEES UNLOADING THE BOATS IN THE HARBOR Oil on oak panel. 42,5 x 65,5 cm (F. 50 x 73 cm). Part. slightly old restored. Frame. Provenance: Important Rhenish Private Collection. PIETER MULIER (D.Ä.) (ATTR.) Um 1615 Haarlem - 26. Mai 1659 Ebenda SCHIFFER BEIM ENTLADEN DER BOOTE IM HAFEN Öl auf Eichenholztafel. 42,5 x 65,5 cm (R. 50 x 73 cm). Part. leicht altrest. Rahmen. Provenienz: Bedeutende rheinische Privatsammlung.

Niederländischer Maler des 17. Jh. unter dem Einfluss von Pieter Mulier d. Ä. (1615 – 1670) oder Reinier Nooms (um 1623 – 1667)

EXODUS AM ROTEN MEER Öl auf Leinwand. 105 x 146 cm. Ungerahmt. Das großformatige Gemälde ist eher als eine Allegorie des Exodus zu verstehen, denn als bildliche Wiedergabe des in der Bibel berichteten Ereignisses. Vielmehr sind hier zeitlich unterschiedliche Passagen der Bibelgeschichte ins Bild gebracht: In der linken Bildhälfte die Sammlung der Israeliten unter der Führung Moses, für den Auszug aus Ägypten, dargestellt in einer hohen Säulenarchitektur mit Götzenbildern, wobei eine der Säulen bereits fallend gezeigt wird – Sinnbild des ägyptischen Herrschertums. Rechts im Bild, wild bewegt wiedergegeben, das Versinken des ägyptischen Heeres in den Fluten des Roten Meeres. In der linken oberen Ecke ist die letzte Phase der Geschichte wiedergegeben: Der Zug der Israeliten durch die Wüste mit zwei Zelten. Die Darstellung einer Sonnenfinsternis am oberen Bildrand ist als Kommentar des biblischen Geschehens zu verstehen. (1211131) (11)

Pieter Mulier I (Haarlem c.1590/1615-1670) - Dutch fishing and trade vessels in choppy waters, a town beyond

Pieter Mulier I (Haarlem c.1590/1615-1670) Dutch fishing and trade vessels in choppy waters, a town beyond oil on panel 13 ½ x 18 5/8 in. (34.3 x 47.3 cm.)

Pieter Mulier I (Haarlem 1590/1615 - 1670)

Fishermen in a small ship drawing in their nets Monogrammed on the driftwood lower right Oil on panel, 52 x 96.7 cm Provenance: - Auction Paul Brandt, Amsterdam, 7 May 1974, lot 16 - Auction Glerum, The Hague, 25 November 1991, lot 166 - Auction Christie's, Amsterdam, 7 May 1996, lot 13 - Auction Christie's, Amsterdam, 13 October 2009, lot 24 - Private collection, the Netherlands

Attributed to Pieter Mulier I (1615-1670)

Shipping on a choppy sea, oil on panel, unframed, 39x54 cm, Provenance: -Collection of the late Mr. Arend Bredius (1932-2019), The Hague.

Pieter Mulier I (1615-1670)

Ships in despair off a rocky coast, signed with monogram (centre right on the rock), oil on panel, 43x36,5 cm, Exhibited: -Utrecht, Centraal Museum, 'Kunstbezit van reünisten van het Utrechts Studenten Corps', 22 June-11 July 1956, no. 20. Literature: -Georges S. Keyes, 'Pieter Mulier the Elder', in Oud Holland, 1976, Vol. 90, no. 4, ill. p. 246, no. 20. Provenance: -Collection of the late Mr. Arend Bredius (1932-2019), The Hague.

Pieter Mulier D. Ä. (Zugeschrieben) - Strandszene mit Figuren bei einem Schiff (Beach scene with figures by a boat)

Pen and brown ink, washed on laid paper with fragment of a watermark. 13.2 x 18.7 cm. With a border in black ink.

PIETER MULIER THE ELDER (HAARLEM CIRCA 1615-CIRCA 1670) Dutch and Spa

PIETER MULIER THE ELDER (HAARLEM CIRCA 1615-CIRCA 1670) Dutch and Spanish vessels in choppy waters signed ‘P.M ’ (on spar, lower right) oil on canvas 71 x 114.4cm (27 15/16 x 45 1/16in).

Pieter Mulier I - Ships in a rough sea

- MULIER I, Pieter (North Netherlandish 1615 - 1670). Schepen op zee [Ships in a rough sea]. Oil on panel, framed. Minor professional restoration throughout, else very good condition.

PIETER MULIER THE ELDER | Fishing and rowing boats among choppy waters

oil on panel, unframed

PIETER MULIER THE ELDER | A kaag on a choppy sea, a rowing boat in the foreground

oil on oak panel

Pieter Mulier I (Haarlem 1600/1615-1659) Ships in a stormy sea

Pieter Mulier I (Haarlem 1600/1615-1659) Ships in a stormy sea

Attributed to PIETER MULIER THE ELDER (1610-1659, Dutch) OIL ON CANVAS - Not signed. Stormy seascape painting with large ships. Incl...

Attributed to PIETER MULIER THE ELDER (1610-1659, Dutch) OIL ON CANVAS - Not signed. Stormy seascape painting with large ships. Included are photocopy of Sotheby's Auction catalog (December 1983, Lot 120), Sotheby invoices, and correspondence from restorer, Claire Wilkins. Condition good; minor edge wear; relined canvas, minor paint loss. 17th century. 38.5"H x 57.5"W, not framed.

Pieter Mulier the Elder, Stormy Sea with Fishing Boats

Pieter Mulier the Elder, Stormy Sea with Fishing Boats We would like to thank Mr Laurens Schoemaker of the RKD (The Hague) for confirming the authenticity of this work. 19 x 25.5 cm

Mulier d. Ä., Pieter: zugeschrieben. Stürmische See mit Segelschiffen vor Felsenküste

zugeschrieben. Stürmische See mit kenternden Segelschiffen vor einer Felsenküste. Öl auf Leinwand. 67 x 127 cm. Verso mit einem alten Klebeetikett und Zuschreibung an Pieter Mulier d. Ä.

PIETER MULIER THE ELDER, SHIPS ON ROUGH SEAS

PIETER MULIER THE ELDER, SHIPS ON ROUGH SEAS SHIPS ON ROUGH SEAS Monogrammed lower right: (on the rocks) PM Certificate Bert W. Meijer, Antella, 8.9.2002.

Pieter Mulier, 1615 Haarlem - 1670 ebenda

Pieter Mulier, 1615 Haarlem - 1670 ebenda MARINEBILD Öl auf Eichenholz. 35 x 57 cm. Verso eine Pakettierleiste. Darstellung von Segelschiffen in stürmischer See, die Wellen im Vordergrund aufschäumend, darüber dunkler Gewitterhimmel. Ein Zweimaster mit eingezogenen Segeln, links ein Dreimaster und rechts ein kleinerer Zweimaster mit noch gehissten Segeln in Schieflage. Dazwischen über den Wellen ein Vogel, darunter auf einem schwimmenden Balken monogrammiert "...M". (932013)

Pieter Mulier (Haarlem c. 1615-1670), Ships on a

Pieter Mulier (Haarlem c. 1615-1670), Ships on a choppy sea under a stormy sky, indistinctly monogrammed at lower right (in a piece of driftwood): PM, oil on panel, 40 x 62 cm, framed Provenance: Galerie Otto, Munich (1987); private collection, Berlin. We are grateful to Marijke de Kinkelder of the RKD, The Hague, for confirming the authorship of Pieter Mulier on the basis of a professional photograph. The works by the Haarlem-based marine painter are closely related to those of Simon de Vlieger and Jan Porcellis. Typical motifs of his are fishing boats in a stiff breeze on the open sea.

Circle of Pieter Mulier (Haarlem c. 1615-1670),

Circle of Pieter Mulier (Haarlem c. 1615-1670), Ships in a tempest off a rocky coast, oil on panel, 35 x 47.5 cm, framed

Pieter Mulier, called Il Cavalier Tempesta

Pieter Mulier, called Il Cavalier Tempesta (Haarlem c. 1615-1670), Travellers and a herder and his flock in a river landscape, oil on canvas, 72 x 97 cm, framed

Pieter Mulier I (Haarlem 1615-1670) Fishing smacks and a rowing boat in choppy waters signed in monogram 'PM' (sparr of foreground ship at left) oil on panel 19½ x 32¼ in. (49.5 x 99.7 in.)

Pieter Mulier I (Haarlem 1615-1670) Shipping in choppy waters oil on canvas 15¼ x 19 3/8 in. (38.7 x 49.2 cm.)

Peter Mulier I (Haarlem circa 1615-1670)

Peter Mulier I (Haarlem circa 1615-1670) Shipping in a choppy sea oil on panel 14 x 20¼ in. (36 x 51.6 cm.)

Pieter Mulier the Elder (Haarlem circa 1615-circa 1670) Fishermen on a shore with shipping in a choppy sea unframed

Fishermen on a shore with shipping in a choppy sea signed with initials 'P.M.' (on spar, lower centre) oil on panel 23.8 x 27cm (9 3/8 x 10 5/8in). unframed

PIETER MULIER THE ELDER, SHIPS IN A STORMY SEA, oil on canvas (relined), 51 x 65 cm

Confirmed by Willem van de Watering as work by Pieter Mulier.

SHIPS IN A STORMY SEA

PIETER MULIER D. Ä., SHIPS IN A STORMY SEA, Oil on canvas (relined), 51 x 65 cm Provenance >>> Dutch private collection.Confirmed by Willem van de Watering as work by Pieter Mulier.

Painting by Pieter Mulier the Elder (Dutch

Painting by Pieter Mulier the Elder (Dutch 1615-1670)

PIETER MULIER L'ANCIEN (1615-1670)

PIETER MULIER L'ANCIEN (1615-1670) Marines l'un signé avec initiales 'PF' (en bas à droite) huile sur panneau 26,5 x 37,5 cm. (10½ x 14¾ in.), une paire 2 (2)

Mulier the Elder Pieter (Haarlem ca. 1615 -

Mulier the Elder Pieter (Haarlem ca. 1615 - Haarlem 1670 ) attr. Coastel scene with a sailing boat in a stormy sea Oil/panel, 24 x 33 cm, some rest. Lit.: Thieme-Becker, Bénézit, Bernt et.al.

Pieter Mulier the Elder , Haarlem circa 1590/1615 - 1670 A Dutch merchant vessel and other shipping in choppy waters oil on panel

signed with monogram lower right on a spar: PM oil on panel

MULIER, PIETER I (1615 Haarlem 1670) Marine. Öl auf Holz. 34,5 x 57 cm.

MULIER, PIETER I (1615 Haarlem 1670) Marine. Öl auf Holz. Mittig auf schwimmendem Holz monogrammiert: P. M. 34,5 x 57 cm.

MULIER, PIETER I

MULIER, PIETER I (1615 Haarlem 1670), circle of Ships on the high sea. Oil on canvas. 50 x 38.1 cm. MULIER, PIETER I (1615 Haarlem 1670), Umkreis Schiffe auf hoher See. Öl auf Leinwand. 50 x 38,1 cm.

Pieter Mulier the Elder Haarlem between 1590-1615 - 1670 , a smalship and various other shipping on a rough sea

signed in monogram on a piece of drift-wood lower right: PM (in compendium) oil on panel

PIETER MULIER THE ELDER HAARLEM BETWEEN 1590-1615 - 1670

THE PROPERTY OF A DUTCH PRIVATE COLLECTOR SHIPS IN STORMY SEAS WITH FISHERMEN STANDING AT A JETTY measurements note 106 by 94.2 cm. oil on canvas

PIETER MULIER THE ELDER HAARLEM BETWEEN 1590-1615 - 1670

PIETER MULIER THE ELDER HAARLEM BETWEEN 1590-1615 - 1670 DUTCH FISHING PINKS AND OTHER SMALL VESSELS AT SEA IN STORMY WEATHER measurements note 39.6 by 60.6 cm.; 15 5/8 by 23 7/8 in. signed in monogram on a spar lower left: PML oil on oak panel PROVENANCE With David Koetser, Zurich; With K.J. Müllenmeister, Solingen; With Fred Enneking, Amsterdam, from whom bought by the Herwegs in 1971. LITERATURE L.J. Bol, Die holländische Marinemalerei de 17. Jahrhunderts, Brunswick 1973, p. 143-145, reproduced in colour p. 144, no. 147; K.J. Müllenmeister, Meer und Land im Licht des 17. Jahrhunderts, vol. I, Bremen 1973, p. 52, reproduced. NOTE Mulier was, with Jan Porcellis, the best of the Dutch marine painters to apply the tonal developments of landscapists such as Jan van Goyen and Salomon van Ruysdael to their chosen subject matter. Since sea, to a greater extent than land, inevitably takes on the prevailing tones of the sky, Mulier tended to use warm tones of pink, or as here, bluish-mauve, to soften the predominent leaden grey of the sky. His clouds thus often threaten thunder, giving his pictures a distinctive mood. He also liked to paint small boats struggling with a brutal staccato chop thrown up by the shallow waters of the Zuider Zee or the Dutch estuaries, rather than larger vessels riding the larger rolling seas found offshore. Sold with the certificate of Dr. Walther Bernt, dated 21 March 1971.

f - PIETER MULIER THE ELDER HAARLEM BETWEEN 1590-1615 - 1670

f - PIETER MULIER THE ELDER HAARLEM BETWEEN 1590-1615 - 1670 THE PROPERTY OF A LADY DUTCH SHIPPING IN HEAVY SEAS DUTCH SHIPPING IN HEAVY SEAS measurements note 51.5 by 83.6 cm.; 20 1/4 by 32 7/8 in. signed or bears monogram on a spar lower right oil on panel NOTE A very similarly composed sea piece, also signed in monogram, is now in the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich (panel, 39.5 by 58.5 cms., reproduced in M. Roethlisberger, Cavalier Pietro tempesta and his time, Haarlem 1970, p. 87, no. 46, fig. 46).

ATTRIBUTED TO PIETER MULIER THE ELDER HAARLEM BETWEEN 1590-1615 - 1670

ATTRIBUTED TO PIETER MULIER THE ELDER HAARLEM BETWEEN 1590-1615 - 1670 SMALSCHIPS IN A HEAVY SEAS measurements note 23 by 32 cm.; 9 by 12 5/8 in. oil on panel NOTE An attribution to Bonaventura Peeters had been suggested by Professor Thomas Krause, 22 August 1946 (according to a label on the reverse).

PROPERTY OF THE BIRMINGHAM MUSEUM OF ART * PIETER MULIER THE ELDER HAARLEM BETWEEN 1590-1615 -

PROPERTY OF THE BIRMINGHAM MUSEUM OF ART * PIETER MULIER THE ELDER HAARLEM BETWEEN 1590-1615 - 1670 SHIPS IN A STORMY SEA signed with monogram at bottom center oil on panel Condition Note: A horizontal, repaired crack at center of panel with some minor paint loss; otherwise, the surface is in good condition. Under UV light: scattered retouches in the sky, especially in the upper right quadrant and along the abovementioned crack. We are pleased to provide you with a general report of the condition of the property described in our catalogue. Since we are not professional conservators or restorers, we urge you to consult with a restorer or conservator of your choice who will be better able to provide a detailed, professional report. Prospective buyers should inspect each lot to satisfy themselves as to condition and must understand that any statement made by Sotheby's is merely a subjective, qualified opinion. NOTWITHSTANDING THIS REPORT OR ANY DISCUSSION CONCERNING CONDITION OF A LOT, ALL LOTS ARE OFFERED AND SOLD "AS IS" IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONDITIONS OF BUSINESS PRINTED IN THE CATALOGUE.

PROPERTY OF THE BIRMINGHAM MUSEUM OF ART * PIETER MULIER THE ELDER HAARLEM BETWEEN 1590-1615 -

PROPERTY OF THE BIRMINGHAM MUSEUM OF ART * PIETER MULIER THE ELDER HAARLEM BETWEEN 1590-1615 - 1670 SHIPS IN A STORMY SEA signed with monogram at bottom center oil on panel Condition Note: A horizontal, repaired crack at center of panel with some minor paint loss; otherwise, the surface is in good condition. Under UV light: scattered retouches in the sky, especially in the upper right quadrant and along the abovementioned crack. We are pleased to provide you with a general report of the condition of the property described in our catalogue. Since we are not professional conservators or restorers, we urge you to consult with a restorer or conservator of your choice who will be better able to provide a detailed, professional report. Prospective buyers should inspect each lot to satisfy themselves as to condition and must understand that any statement made by Sotheby's is merely a subjective, qualified opinion. NOTWITHSTANDING THIS REPORT OR ANY DISCUSSION CONCERNING CONDITION OF A LOT, ALL LOTS ARE OFFERED AND SOLD "AS IS" IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONDITIONS OF BUSINESS PRINTED IN THE CATALOGUE.

Pieter Mulier (Haarlem um 1615 - 1670)

Schiffe auf bewegter See, auf dem Treibholz monogrammiert “M”, Öl auf Holz, 33 x 48 cm, o. R., (Wo). Pieter Mulier gehört zur kleinen Gruppe der berühmten Haarlemer Maler athmosphärischer Seestücke mit uferlosem Blick auf das Meer, die durch den silbergrauen Ton, der weichen, diesigen Seeluft an Simon de Vlieger und Jan Porcellis erinnern.