Abraham van Beijeren

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Abraham van Beijeren's name appeared in 1816 as Aelbert van Beijeren in the book 'History of the Fatherland's painting art' by Van Eijnden and Van de Willigen. Nowadays, Abraham van Beijeren is considered one of the most important painters in the areas of seascapes and sumptuous and fish still lifes in the Golden Age.
Abraham van Beijeren was active in The Hague, Delft, Amsterdam, Alkmaar and Overschie.