Netherlands, Belgium. 1619/20 - 1684
Still life, birds, domestic animals
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1632 Mechelen - c.1651 Brussels. Known for: Painting.
JAN VAN DER VENNE, CALLED PSEUDO VAN DE VENNE (CIRCA 1600-BEFORE 1651), A FOOL, SEEN IN PROFILE, OIL ON PANELRepresentations of madness and madmen have spanned the centuries, reflecting society's... Read full biography
JAN VAN DER VENNE, CALLED PSEUDO VAN DE VENNE (CIRCA 1600-BEFORE 1651), A FOOL, SEEN IN PROFILE, OIL ON PANELRepresentations of madness and madmen have spanned the centuries, reflecting society's changing perceptions of insanity. The Musée du Louvre (Paris) recently explored this theme in its... Read full biography
JAN VAN DER VENNE, CALLED PSEUDO VAN DE VENNE (CIRCA 1600-BEFORE 1651), A FOOL, SEEN IN PROFILE, OIL ON PANELRepresentations of madness and madmen have spanned the centuries, reflecting society's changing perceptions of insanity. The Musée du Louvre (Paris) recently explored this theme in its exhibition Figures du fou - Du Moyen Âge aux Romantiques (October 2024-February 2025).In the Middle Ages, the madman was often seen through a religious lens. He embodied the fool who turned away from God,... Read full biography
JAN VAN DER VENNE, CALLED PSEUDO VAN DE VENNE (CIRCA 1600-BEFORE 1651), A FOOL, SEEN IN PROFILE, OIL ON PANELRepresentations of madness and madmen have spanned the centuries, reflecting society's changing perceptions of insanity. The Musée du Louvre (Paris) recently explored this theme in its exhibition Figures du fou - Du Moyen Âge aux Romantiques (October 2024-February 2025).In the Middle Ages, the madman was often seen through a religious lens. He embodied the fool who turned away from God, a depiction inspired by Psalm 52: ‘The fool said in his heart: There is no God!' Over time, the figure of the madman moved out of the strictly religious sphere and into the secular realm. Novels of chivalry depicted heroes such as Yvain and Lancelot... Read full biography
JAN VAN DER VENNE, CALLED PSEUDO VAN DE VENNE (CIRCA 1600-BEFORE 1651), A FOOL, SEEN IN PROFILE, OIL ON PANELRepresentations of madness and madmen have spanned the centuries, reflecting society's changing perceptions of insanity. The Musée du Louvre (Paris) recently explored this theme in its exhibition Figures du fou - Du Moyen Âge aux Romantiques (October 2024-February 2025).In the Middle Ages, the madman was often seen through a religious lens. He embodied the fool who turned away from God, a depiction inspired by Psalm 52: ‘The fool said in his heart: There is no God!' Over time, the figure of the madman moved out of the strictly religious sphere and into the secular realm. Novels of chivalry depicted heroes such as Yvain and Lancelot sinking into amorous madness, illustrating the fine line betwee... Read full biography
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The temptation of Saint Anthony
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The liberation of Saint Peter
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Holland. 1627 - 1697
Portrait painting, drawing, etching
Flemish. 1624 - 1680
Painting and sculpture
Flemish. 1614 - 1659
Allegorical, landscape painting
Holland, Netherlands. 1590 - 1656
Realist still-life, kitchen interiors and religious ceremony painting
Holland. 1615 - 1659
Dramatic, Italianate landscape and seascape painting
Netherlands, Holland. 1589 - 1662
Allegory, genre and portrait painting, book illustration, satire
Netherlands. 1620 - 1676
Old Testament scenes, influenced by Rembrandt's circle
Flemish. 1614 - 1652
Seascape, ship painting
Holland, Netherlands. 1587 - 1630
Figure, landscape, genre painting
Netherlands. 1621 - 1664
Figure, landscape, genre painting
Holland. 1756 - 1815
Seasonal landscape and historical structure painting, wallpaperspreads
Netherlands. 1763 - 1814
Painting
Austria. 1703 - 1761
Painting and sculpture
Austria, Europe, England. 1689 - 1740
Landscape, genre and figure painting, engraving
Holland, Germany. 1633 - 1686
Landscape painting, park scenes
Belgium. 1626 - 1679
Painting, studies of nature, birds, butterflies, insects, and monkeys
Netherlands. 1635/40 - 1719
Figure, genre, interior paintings
Austria. 1822 - 1889
Painting
Netherlands. c.1630 - c. 1676
Landscape, figure in landscape, genre, and river scene painting
Flemish, Belgium, France. 1601 - 1678
Landscape, figure in landscape, allegory and mythology painting
Holland. 1602/03 - 1670
Landscape and river scene painting
Flemish. 1676 - 1765
Genre and landscape painting
Italy. 1686 - 1753
Landscape, figure painting
Belgium. 1657 - 1722
Painting
Netherlands. 1634 - 1693
Genre painting
Netherlands, Holland. 1586 - 1667
Small scale landscape with religious figures, allegorical paintings
Germany, Netherlands. 1586 - 1666
Genre, village scene, allegory and biblical theme painting
Flemish, Belgium. 1581 - 1642
Allegorical, history, figure and religious painting-monkeys
Holland. 1596 - 1656
Figure and landscape painting
Netherlands, Italy, Holland. 1620 - 1683
Bucolic landscape, marine, allegory and history paintings, printmaking
Holland, Netherlands. 1566 - 1651
Mannerist style figure painting, etching, engraving, teaching