Biography
Jacob van Loo (1614–1670) — Dutch painter (1614-1670).
Jacob van Loo worked as painter and is associated with France and Dutch Republic. Their documented life spans the years 1614 to 1670, born in Sluis, died in Paris. Their work is linked to Dutch Golden Age painting.
| Disciplines | painter |
|---|---|
| Born | 1614, Sluis |
| Died | 1670, Paris |
| Nationality | France, Dutch Republic |
| Movement | Dutch Golden Age painting |
Works
- Diana and her nymphs, resting after the hunt
- Venus and Cupid
- Group portrait of the regentesses of the Aalmoezeniers-, Arm- en Werkhuis, Haarlem
- Portrait of a woman, thought to be Lucretia Boudaen
- A Glass and Coral Factory
- Mother with two children
- Bacchus and Ariadne
- Self portrait, c. 1660
- Young Man Reading
- Amarillis crowning Mirtillo
- Portrait of a Young Girl
- Bathsheba at her bath
- Concert
- Portrait of Sophia Huydecoper, née Coymans
- Family Portrait of Rutger van Weert and Maria Beels
- Portrait of a man, thought to be Christoffel van Gangelt
- Le Coucher à l'italienne
- Amorous Couple
- Indulgent Old Lady
- Diana and her Nymphs
- Bacchic scene
- The Meebeeck Crywagen family near the gate of their country home on the Uitweg near Amsterdam
- Allegory of feeding the poor
- Group of Musicians
- Boy with a Top and Dog
- Portrait of Joan Huydecoper
- Group portrait of the regents of the Aalmoezeniers, Arm- and Werkhuis in Haarlem, 1659
- Portrait of Jan Hinlopen and Leonora Huydecoper
- Lovers
- Susannah and the Elders
- Portrait of a Lady
