Hendrick de Keyser - List of Works

List of Works

  • ca. 1603: Rasphuispoortje, Heiligeweg, Amsterdam.
  • 1606: Oost-Indisch Huis, Amsterdam.
  • 1606: Montelbaanstoren, Amsterdam.
  • 1611: Beurs van Hendrick de Keyser, Rokin, Amsterdam (demolished in 1835).
  • 1603-1611: Zuiderkerk, Zuiderkerkhof, Amsterdam.
  • 1618: Haarlemmerpoort, Amsterdam.
  • 1622: Erasmus-statue, Rotterdam.
  • 1620-1623: Noorderkerk, Amsterdam.
  • 1614-1623: Praalgraf Willem van Oranje, Delft (completed by Pieter de Keyser).
  • 1620-1631: Westerkerk, Amsterdam, (completed by Pieter de Keyser).

Works attributed to Hendrick de Keyser:

  • Jan Roodenpoortstoren, Amsterdam. 1616.
  • Haringpakkerstoren, Singel, Amsterdam. 1607.
  • Huis met de Hoofden, Keizersgracht 123, Amsterdam. 1622.
  • Huis Bartolotti, Herengracht 170-172, Amsterdam. Ca. 1617.

  • Westerkerk

  • Zuiderkerk

  • Noorderkerk

  • Munttoren

  • Montelbaanstoren

  • Beurs of Hendrick de Keyser

  • The towers of Amsterdam

  • Oost-Indisch Huis

  • Bronze statue of Erasmus in Rotterdam

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