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Philips Koninck (1619 - 1688) was the leading exponent of the school of landscape painters in 17th-century Holland, although in his day he was best known for domestic scenes and portraits. About 70 of his landscapes survive, showing the influence of Rembrandt.
Koninck was born in Amsterdam and was trained by his older brother Jacob in Rotterdam. Read the full biography

Philips Koninck (1619 - 1688) was the leading exponent of the school of landscape painters in 17th-century Holland, although in his day he was best known for domestic scenes and portraits. About 70 of his landscapes survive, showing the influence of Rembrandt.
Koninck was born in Amsterdam and was trained by his older brother Jacob in Rotterdam. He probably became a pupil of Rembrandt upon his return to Amsterdam, where he lived from 1653 onwards. He was also influenced by Hercules Segers, who had experimented with panoramic views in Amsterdam in the 1620s.