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Willem Augustin van Minderhout (Antwerp, baptized on 29 August 1680 – Střílky, 31 May 1752), was a Flemish painter. After training and working in Antwerp, he moved later in his career to work in the area of Moravia which is now in the Czech Republic. He is known for his architectural paintings with figures enjoying themselves with dance, masquerades and other forms of entertainment, and his church interiors. He may also have painted some marine scenes, which was the specialty of his father.

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  • Willem Augustin van Minderhout (Antwerp, baptized on 29 August 1680 – Střílky, 31 May 1752), was a Flemish painter. After training and working in Antwerp, he moved later in his career to work in the area of Moravia which is now in the Czech Republic. He is known for his architectural paintings with figures enjoying themselves with dance, masquerades and other forms of entertainment, and his church interiors. He may also have painted some marine scenes, which was the specialty of his father. (en)
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  • Willem Augustin van Minderhout (Antwerp, baptized on 29 August 1680 – Střílky, 31 May 1752), was a Flemish painter. After training and working in Antwerp, he moved later in his career to work in the area of Moravia which is now in the Czech Republic. He is known for his architectural paintings with figures enjoying themselves with dance, masquerades and other forms of entertainment, and his church interiors. He may also have painted some marine scenes, which was the specialty of his father. (en)
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  • Willem Augustin van Minderhout (en)
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