Jan van Bijlert

1597–1671 · Dutch Republic · Baroque

Jan Hermansz van Bijlert (1597 or 1598 – November 1671) was a Dutch Golden Age painter from Utrecht, one of the Utrecht Caravaggisti whose style was influenced by Caravaggio. He spent some four years in Italy and was one of the founders of the Bentvueghels circle of northern painters in Rome. Wikipedia

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Works

“The Feast of the Gods”, 1635 — Musée Magnin
“in the brothel”, 1630 — National Museum in Wrocław
“Pulling the Pretzel”, 1630 — Centraal Museum
“Portrait of an Elderly Man and Two Women”, 1660 — National Gallery
“Portraits of the Inhabitants at St Jobsgasthuis in Utrecht”, 1630 — Centraal Museum
“Shepherd with a Flute”, 1625 — Centraal Museum
“A Concert.”, 1625–1650 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Adoration of the kings: the Wise Men present their gifts to the Christ-child”, 1630 — Centraal Museum
“The lute player”, 1635 — Rijksmuseum
“Portrait of a woman”, 1650 — Rijksmuseum
“Woman praying”, 1640–1671 — Rijksmuseum
“Pastoral”, 1640 — Centraal Museum
“Portrait of Jan Strick van Linschoten”, 1647 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Portrait of Beatrix Gibels van Linschoten.”, 1650 — National Museum in Warsaw
“Girl Teasing a Cat”, 1630 — Walters Art Museum
“Venus trying to prevent Adonis from going hunting (fragment)”, 1630 — Centraal Museum
“Heraclitus and Democritus”, 1640 — Centraal Museum
“Fantasied portrait of Emperor Hendrik IV (1050-1106)”, 1641 — Centraal Museum
“Portrait of a Man in a Fur Cap with a Bottle” — Lamport Hall
“Shepherd with a drinking bowl, possibly Daifilo”, 1613–1671

Jan van Bijlert

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