A Dutch Ship Leaving a Mediterrenean Harbour


Oil on canvas
74.4 by 104.7 cm.


The painter of this marine, Jan Theunisz. Blanckerhoff, became a member of the
Painter?s Guild of Alkmaar in 1649. After this date he left for Italy: according to
Houbraken he was twice or even three times in Rome.


In Rome he was member of the ?Schildersbent? (a group of Nordic painters, all of
them active in Rome. It was founded in or circa 1623. Its members were called the
?Bentvueghels??. Although created as a support for compatriots it soon became
more well known for its rather convivial meetings; thus, in 1720, this joyful society
was forbidden by papal decree as too many feasts had ended in the greatest
disorder. Every member of the Schildersbent received a surname, a so?called
?Bentname?. Blanckerhoff was nicknamed ?Jan Maat? that is ?Jan Friend?, but it
can of course also refer to him having been a sailor, a ship?s mate.


In 1659 Blanckerhoff returned to Holland: he married that same year in Amsterdam.
The next years he probably lived in Amsterdam and in 1663 he became
member of the local Painter?s Guild. During the Second Anglo?Dutch War
(1664?1667) Blanckerhoff accompanied the Dutch fleet as an artist twice, in 1665
and 1666, both in the service of the Amsterdam Admiralty.


In the spring of 1669 Blanckerhoff left with the Dutch fleet to chase the
Ottomans from Crete and its capital Heraklion (then called Candia); however, the
Ottomans were ultimately victorious despite Crete?s unprecedented resistance.
Blanckerhoff unfortunately perished in the Battle of Heraklion (and was buried on
2 October 1669 in Amsterdam.

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