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BERCHEM (or BERGHHEM), NICOLAAS (162o–1683) , Dutch painter, was See also: born at See also: Haarlem
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He received instruction from his See also: father (Pieter Claasz See also: van Haarlem) and from the painters Van Goyen, See also: Jan Wils and Weenix
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It is not known why he called himself Berchem (or Berighem, and other variants)
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His pictures, of which he produced an immense number, were in See also: great demand, as were also his etchings and drawings
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His landscapes are highly esteemed; and many of them have been finely engraved by See also: John Visscher
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His finest pictures are at the
See also: Amsterdam Museum and at the Hermitage, St See also: Petersburg
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