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Leendert (I) Springer (1789-1871) was a Dutch draughtsman and lithographer, primarily known for his work in the Netherlands. He was born and died in Leiden. Springer's work ranged from portraits to illustrations, as seen in the images provided, which depict a profile portrait of Frans Hemsterhuis, a medieval depiction of "Death's Dance," and a portrait of the Dutch poet, M. Tollins. These pieces showcase his skill in creating detailed and expressive representations, reflecting his talent and contributions to the artistic scene of the 19th century in the Netherlands.
Born
1789-03-05
Birth place
Leiden
Died
1871-10-29
Death place
Leiden
Portret van Tiberius Hemsterhuis
Leendert (I) Springer
1850
Portret van Johannes Coccejus
Leendert (I) Springer
1850
Portret van Daniël Heinsius
Leendert (I) Springer
1850
Portret van Meinardus Simon du Pui
Leendert (I) Springer
1850
Portret van Johannes van Voorst
Leendert (I) Springer
1850
Portret van Sebald Justinus Brugmans
Leendert (I) Springer
1850
Portret van Bavius Voorda
Leendert (I) Springer
1850
Portret van Sebald Fulco Johannes
Leendert (I) Springer
1850
Portret van Gerard Sandifort
Leendert (I) Springer
1850
Portret van Claudius Salmasius
Leendert (I) Springer
1850
Portret van Theodorus Ryckius
Leendert (I) Springer
1850
Portret van Herman Tollius
Leendert (I) Springer
1850
Portret van Jacques Bernardus
Leendert (I) Springer
1850
Portret van Jan Antonides van der Linden
Leendert (I) Springer
1850
Portret van Hermannus Oosterdijk Schacht
Leendert (I) Springer
1850