Publications
Gallery Rob Kattenburg regularly publishes beautifully illustrated brochures and catalogues, which of course relate to shipping. These publications are a valuable addition to the existing literature.
Publications
2007
An English Royal Yacht and two Dutch frigates with a family of fisherfolk on a promontory
2007
A pair of Terrestrial and Celestial Globes
2007
The Scheveningen Fishing Fleet putting to sea in heavy weather
2007
De Haringpakkerstoren in Amsterdam met ingebouwd uurwerk
2007
The newly finished man-o-war the ‘Beschermer’ off the port of Hoorn
2008
The Dutch Fleet at Anchor in Texel Roads
2008
Ice entertainment for the Maas on Rotterdam
2009
Schepen voor de kust, mogelijk van Emden
2009
Model of the famous flagship of Michiel de Ruyter. The flagship was built by the Admiralty College on the Maze based in Rotterdam.
2011
Forty years of specializing in maritime painting – Maritime Museum
2011
A ship’s battalion
2012
Vissersboten voor Anker (Scheveningen), ca. 1878
2012
The Battle of Kijkduin, Aug. 21, 1673, center on the bow seen the ‘Comet Star’ under the command of Lieutenant Admiral Cornelis Tromp, with the distressed ‘Prince’ on port side
2013
Vermaard marineschilder
2014
A very rare, unrecorded early pen painting. An important addition to his oeuvre of a relatively small number of paintings
2015
The Dutch fleet assembling before the Four Days’ Battle of 11-14 June 1666, with the ‘Liefde’ and the ‘Gouden Leeuwen’ in the foreground
2016
View of the IJ and the Naval Arsenal in Amsterdam at low tide in 1664
2017
The greatest Globe maker of the Dutch Golden Age, An exceptional and very rare pair of celestial and terrestrial globes
2017
A very rare pair of Seascapes
2018
View of Amsterdam with Ships on the River IJ, in the Middle the Elaborately Decorated City Yach
2018
The only complete monumental set of four wall maps of the continents presently known
2018
One of the greatest marine painters of the 19th century
2018
The four-masted man-of-war the ‘Neptunus’, flying the flag of Zeeland, with other vessels beyond
2018
A) Mustering the Batavian Fleet in Vlissingen Harbour, 1804 B) The Fleet Leaving Vlissingen to Sail to Boulogne for the Planned Invasion of Great Britain, 1804 , A pair
2019
The Blockade of the privateers’ nest at Dunkirk
2018
2018 – Andries van Eertvelt genaamd Naentkens – The four-masted man-of-war the Neptunus flying the flag of Zeeland with other vessels beyond
2021
The Battle of Texel (Slag bij Kijkduin) on the 21st of August 1673 with the English vice-admiral Sir John Harman on the London and The Dutch Vice-admiral Johan de Liefde on the Vrijheid