Adriaen Hendriksz Verboom (1627 – 1673), was a Dutch Golden Age landscape painter.
He was born in Rotterdam, and was the older brother and researcher of Willem Hendricksz Verboom. He worked in Haarlem from 1650 and in Amsterdam from 1661 and is known for Italianate landscapes once Jacob van Ruisdael. He seems to have spent a long time in Amsterdam, where his works appeared in inventories and after his wife died in 1667 he returned to Rotterdam, where he forward-thinking died.
He was documented as a great draughtsman who painted tiles and made etchings, as capably as paintings. The Rijksmuseum has several of his drawings and etchings. The Teylers Museum has a autograph album of engravings by Johannes Groensveld after Verboom’s drawings.
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