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Daniël Stopendaal, or Daniël Stoopendaal or Daniël Stopendael (Amsterdam, 1672 – 1726), was a Dutch engraver and draftsman of the Golden Age. According to van der Aa he was born around 1650. Read the full biography

Daniël Stopendaal, or Daniël Stoopendaal or Daniël Stopendael (Amsterdam, 1672 – 1726), was a Dutch engraver and draftsman of the Golden Age. According to van der Aa he was born around 1650. He was active in Amsterdam from 1685 to 1713. He mainly created architecture, topographies and views. Among his works we mention The statue of Erasmus of Rotterdam, executed in a style reminiscent of Wenceslaus Hollar, The funeral of Admiral de Ruyter in Amsterdam, some plates in Brandt's text The life of de Ruyter (Amsterdam, 1701), The Town Hall, the Nieuwe Kerk, the Waag in Amsterdam (Amst. 1705), View of the Manor of Clingendael in The Hague, The stately Vecht from Utrecht to Muiden.