Netherlands. 1611 - 1670
Interior, genre, figure painting
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The Flemish painter Vincent Sellaer was, with Michiel Coxcie, the principal artist active in the mid-16th century in Mechelen, a city which had become the cultural centre of the Netherlands during... Read full biography
The Flemish painter Vincent Sellaer was, with Michiel Coxcie, the principal artist active in the mid-16th century in Mechelen, a city which had become the cultural centre of the Netherlands during the reign of Margaret of Austria. He has been convincingly identified with Vincent Geldersman who,... Read full biography
The Flemish painter Vincent Sellaer was, with Michiel Coxcie, the principal artist active in the mid-16th century in Mechelen, a city which had become the cultural centre of the Netherlands during the reign of Margaret of Austria. He has been convincingly identified with Vincent Geldersman who, according to van Mander, was known for his depictions of women from the Bible and mythology. It has been suggested that he may have visited France and worked at Fontainebleau. Additionally, a Lombard... Read full biography
The Flemish painter Vincent Sellaer was, with Michiel Coxcie, the principal artist active in the mid-16th century in Mechelen, a city which had become the cultural centre of the Netherlands during the reign of Margaret of Austria. He has been convincingly identified with Vincent Geldersman who, according to van Mander, was known for his depictions of women from the Bible and mythology. It has been suggested that he may have visited France and worked at Fontainebleau. Additionally, a Lombard influence in his work would seem to indicate time spent in Northern Italy. Only one signed picture by him is known (Munich, Alte Pinakothek), dated 1538, which has led to attributions of several compositions, including Caritas (Madrid, Prado), the Holy... Read full biography
The Flemish painter Vincent Sellaer was, with Michiel Coxcie, the principal artist active in the mid-16th century in Mechelen, a city which had become the cultural centre of the Netherlands during the reign of Margaret of Austria. He has been convincingly identified with Vincent Geldersman who, according to van Mander, was known for his depictions of women from the Bible and mythology. It has been suggested that he may have visited France and worked at Fontainebleau. Additionally, a Lombard influence in his work would seem to indicate time spent in Northern Italy. Only one signed picture by him is known (Munich, Alte Pinakothek), dated 1538, which has led to attributions of several compositions, including Caritas (Madrid, Prado), the Holy Kinship (Stockholm, Nationalmuseum) and Judith (Berne, Kunstmuseum).
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Madonna and Child with the Infant Saint John the Baptist and angels
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Susanna and the Two Elders
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Painting
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Still life, figure, landscape painting
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France, Italy. 1590 - 1649
Christian religious figure and portrait painting, pastel and chalk drawing
Netherlands. 1562 - 1638
Figure, religious genre painting
Italy. 1600 - 1649
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Netherlands. 1600 - 1667
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Holland, Germany. 1607 - 1674
Classical style portrait, figure and genre painting
Denmark, Italy. 1624 - 1687
Figure, human genre painting
Belgium, Flemish. 1580 - 1662
Figure, landscape and allegorical painting, etching and drawing
Netherlands, Holland. 1615 - 1660
Society portrait and history painting, life-study drawings
Belgium, England. 1599 - 1641
Court portrait and religious painting, etching
Netherlands. 1622 - 1666
Marine, topographical townscape painting-snowscenes
Italy, Belgium. 1662 - 1749
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Italy. 1518 - 1594
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Italy. 1598/1604 - 1604/1670
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Europe, Netherlands, Holland. 1628/69 - 1682
Realist landscape painting with horizons
Italy. 1680 - 1750
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Netherlands, Belgium, Italy. 1684 - 1763
Landscape painting, ruins, classical buildings
Netherlands, Flemish. 1664 - 1730
Still life, flower, figure painting
Italy, England. 1700 - 1777
Panoramic town-and landscape views and architectural painting, stage sets
Italy. 1710 - 1743
Venetian scene painting, landscape and harbpr scenes
Holland. 1602/03 - 1670
Landscape and river scene painting
United Kingdom. 1682/86 - 1765
Horse, landscape paintings, racing
Netherlands. 1634 - 1693
Genre painting
Italy. 1656 - 1746
Figure, genre, religious paintings
Italy. 1648 - 1729
Figure, religious genre painting, church altarpieces, ceiling decoration, fresco
Netherlands, Holland. 1626 - 1679
Genre and figure paintings
Austria, Europe, England. 1689 - 1740
Landscape, genre and figure painting, engraving
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Landscapes, genre scenes battles and scenes of village