Biography
Jacques Stella (1596–1657) — French Baroque painter (1596-1657).
Jacques Stella worked as art collector, painter, printmaker, etcher and designer and is associated with Kingdom of France. Their documented life spans the years 1596 to 1657, born in Lyon, died in Paris. Their work is linked to Classicism.
| Disciplines | art collector, painter, printmaker, etcher, designer |
|---|---|
| Born | 1596, Lyon |
| Died | 1657, Paris |
| Nationality | Kingdom of France |
| Movement | Classicism |
Works
- Self-portrait
- Jacob's Ladder
- Solomon Receiving the Queen of Sheba
- Sibylla Agrippa
- Marriage of the Virgin
- Sibylla Tiburtina
- Sibylla Phrygia
- Pipe Bird or Hunting Birds, from a series of seventeen works entitled ‘Pastorales’ after Jacques Stella (1596-1657)
- Madonna and Christ Child, with St John the Baptist and Angels
- Salome with the Head of Saint John the Baptist
- The Dance
- Solomon Worshipping Idols
- The Virgin and Child with Saint John the Baptist and Child Angels
- Sibylla Persica
- The Liberality of Titus (Allegory of the Liberality of Louis XIII and Cardinal Richelieu)
- The Martyrdom of St Stephen
- The Madonna and Child
- Sibylla Hellespontina
- Saint Bartholomew
- Sibylla Cumana
- Sibylla Erythraea
- Saint Jude (Thaddeus)
- Sibylla Tiburtina
- Sibylla Samia
- Sibylla Delphica
- Christ
- Saint Andrew
- Saint Matthias
- Sibylla Agrippa
- October, Drawing the Honey from the Beehives
- Saint John
- Saint James the Elder
- Saint Peter
- Saint Matthew
- Sibylla Hellespontina
- Sibylla Europa
- Susanna and the Elders
- Saint Thomas
- Jacques Stella
- Sibylla Libyca
- Saint Paul
- Sibylla Phrygia
- Saint Philip
- Saint Simon
- Sibylla Cimmeria
- Sibylla Persica
- Christ and the Samaritan Woman
- Sibylla Libyca
- Sibylla Cumana
- Sibylla Samia
- Sibylla Delphica
- Minerva and the Muses
- Sibylla Erythraea
- Sibylla Cimmeria
- The Harvest
- The Nativity
- Shepherds pursuing a wolf that has captured a sheep
- Louis II de Bourbon, duc d’Enghien
- Clelia Crossing the Tiber
- Sibylla Europa
