Biography
Jan van Bijlert (1597–1671) — Dutch painter (c.1597–1671).
Jan van Bijlert worked as painter and draftsperson and is associated with Dutch Republic. Their documented life spans the years 1597 to 1671; born and died in Utrecht. Their work is linked to Baroque.
| Disciplines | painter, draftsperson |
|---|---|
| Born | 1597, Utrecht |
| Died | 1671, Utrecht |
| Nationality | Dutch Republic |
| Movement | Baroque |
Works
- Portrait of Hendrik van Leeuwen ( -1657)
- Dice Players
- The Rejected Offer
- Heraclitus and Democritus
- Judith and the Head of Holofernes
- Young man tuning his violin
- Pastoral
- The Feast of Alexander and Kleitos
- Paris and Oenone
- At the procuress.
- Saint Sebastian attended by Saint Irene
- The Concert
- Musical Company
- Shepherd Holding a Flute
- Portraits of the Inhabitants at St Jobsgasthuis in Utrecht
- Portrait of a man from the Van Soesdijk family, probably Steven Jansz. van Soesdijk (ca. 1560-1646)
- Adoration of the kings: the Wise Men present their gifts to the Christ-child
- Girl with a flute
- Family Group as Cornelia, Mother of the Gracchi, Showing Her Children - c.1635
- Portrait of an Elderly Man and Two Women
- Man in Armour Holding a Pike
- Pulling the Pretzel
- Vanity
- The camp follower
- A Shepherdess
- The Feast of the Gods
- A Concert.
- Venus trying to prevent Adonis from going hunting (fragment)
- The lute player
- Portrait of a woman
- The Black King
- Laughing Girl Showing a Small Picture of a Nude Woman Seen from Behind
- Girl Teasing a Cat
- Mercury
- Virgin and Child
- in the brothel
- Portrait of Beatrix Gibels van Linschoten
- Fantasied portrait of Emperor Hendrik IV (1050-1106)
- Finding of Moses
- Merry Company
- Venus Chastising Cupid
- Portrait of Jan Strick van Linschoten
