Dutch, 1645-1705 Dutch painter and printmaker. According to Houbraken, van Musscher received his eclectic artistic training in Amsterdam, studying first with the history painter Martinus Zaagmolen (c. 1620-69) in 1660, then with Abraham van den Tempel in 1661, followed by lessons with Gabriel Metsu in 1665. He completed his studies in 1667 in the studio of Adriaen van Ostade. The following year van Musscher returned briefly to Rotterdam before settling permanently in Amsterdam.   Related Paintings of Musscher, Michiel van :. | Titus in a Monk-s Habit | Calm | Miracle of the Cross at the Bridge of San Lorenzo | Triumph of St. George | Venus (nn03) |
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