Willem Cornelis Rip (1889-1967) was a Dutch painter, draftsman, and lithographer, known for his realistic style and paintings of cityscapes, harbor scenes, and interiors. He was born in Amsterdam and became a versatile artist, working not only with oil paintings but also with watercolor, ink, and graphic works. Rip was strongly influenced by the Amsterdam School and the impact of the Hague School. His paintings often depict urban life, with a focus on light and the atmosphere of the surroundings. Rip exhibited his work regularly, and his paintings are still appreciated for their technical skill and the serene, atmospheric portrayal of everyday life. His work can be found in various collections, including the Rijksmuseum and other Dutch museums.