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Jan van der Vaart

The Dutch Hand in London Born in the bustling streets of Haarlem, Netherlands, Jan van der Vaart began his life's work under the watchful eye of Thomas Wijck. This early training laid the foundation for a career that would eventually find its true home across the sea. By 1674, he had established himself in London, moving within the circles of Dutch immigrants who shaped the English art scene. He spent much of his time in the workshop of

Willem Wissing, a man who had once been a pupil of the great Sir Peter Lely. In those shared spaces, Van der Vaart learned the delicate art of painting draperies and landscapes, contributing his skill to the larger portraits that defined the era. His life was one of constant movement and adaptation. After Wissing passed away in 1687, Van der Vaart took up the mantle of the workshop, continuing the legacy of his mentor. He was a man of…