Isaack Littlehouse

Place: London

Born: 1616

Death: 1673

Biography:

Isaack Littlehouse, also known as Isaack Luttichuys, was a prominent Dutch painter born in London to Dutch parents in 1616. He spent his early life in England with his family, known as Littlehouse. By 1643, he moved to Amsterdam and became engaged to Elisabeth Adolfs Winck. He had two children with different mothers, Isaack in 1648 with Sara Grabey and Katryna in 1650 with Sara Grelant.

Artistic Career

is known for his exquisite fruit and vanitas still life paintings, as well as his captivating portraits. His work had a significant influence on other artists, including the painter Pieter Nason. During his time in Amsterdam, he developed his unique style, which reflected the Dutch Golden Age of painting. Key aspects of his artistic career include:

• His use of light and shadow to create dramatic effects in his still life paintings
• His ability to capture the essence of his subjects in his portraits
• His influence on other artists, including Pieter Nason

Notable Works

Some of his notable works include Portrait of a Young Lady, created in 1656, which is now housed at the Islington Local History Centre and Museum. This painting showcases his skill in portraiture and his ability to capture the essence of his subjects. Isaack Littlehouse's work can be found on Wikioo.org, where art lovers can explore his collection and learn more about his life and artistic career. His paintings are also featured in various museums, including the National Gallery in London.

Legacy

passed away in Amsterdam in 1673, leaving behind a legacy of beautiful paintings that continue to inspire art lovers today. His work is a testament to the Dutch Golden Age of painting and his influence can be seen in the work of other artists. For more information about Isaack Littlehouse and his artwork, visit Wikioo.org, where you can find a vast collection of his paintings and learn more about his life and artistic career. You can also explore the Wikipedia page for more information about Dutch painters and the art movement during that time.