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George Kockers was a Dutch engraver, best known for his allegorical prints. Kockers' prints often depicted religious and political themes, frequently using symbolic imagery to express complex ideas. He was particularly noted for his use of line engraving, which allowed him to create detailed and intricate compositions. His work, often reflecting the sociopolitical climate of his time, showcased themes of peace, victory, and national unity. His engravings are characterized by a distinct use of light and shadow, and a carefully constructed balance of composition, adding a layer of visual depth and narrative to his allegorical depictions.
Gedicht 'Hoe schoon licht ons de morgenster'
George Kockers
1814
De morgenster van de overwinning op de verslagen overbl...
George Kockers
1814
Portret van A.M. van Genderen
George Kockers
1810
Portret van Lodewijk Napoleon, koning van Holland
George Kockers
1808
Allegorische compositie op de dood van predikant Herman...
George Kockers
1805
Portret van Adriaan Walraven
George Kockers
1803
Brand in de zoutketen te Arnemuiden, 7 juli 1802
George Kockers
1803
Het afbranden van de zoutketen te Arnemuiden, 7 juli 1802
George Kockers
1803
Portret van Pieter de la Rue
George Kockers
1802
Portret van Pieter de la Rue
George Kockers
1802
Portret van Frederik Willem Hugenholtz
George Kockers
1801
Allegorische compositie op de dood van predikant Andrea...
George Kockers
1801
Portret van Joh. Henry
George Kockers
1800
Portret van een Luitenant-Generaal
George Kockers
1799
Portret van James Low
George Kockers
1798