Cornelis van Dalen II

Cornelis van Dalen II was a Dutch artist active during the mid-seventeenth century, born in 1638 and passing in 1664 within the Dutch republic. He worked as a printmaker, copper engraver, draftsperson, and print publisher. His professional life included significant collaborations with fellow artists Cornelis Visscher and Abraham Blooteling. Beyond these partnerships, van dalen ii served as an instructor to Abraham Blooteling, guiding the younger artist's development. His career, though brief, contributed to the printmaking traditions of his time through these documented professional relationships and his multifaceted role in the production and dissemination of engraved works.