Biography
Werner van den Valckert (1582–1627) — Dutch painter and printmaker.
Werner van den Valckert worked as painter, engraver, poet, etcher and draftsperson and is associated with Dutch Republic. Their documented life spans the years 1582 to 1627, born in unknown, died in Amsterdam. Their work is linked to Baroque.
| Disciplines | painter, engraver, poet, etcher, draftsperson |
|---|---|
| Born | 1582, unknown |
| Died | 1627, Amsterdam |
| Nationality | Dutch Republic |
| Movement | Baroque |
Works
- Portrait of a Goldsmith, Probably Bartholomeus Jansz van Assendelft
- Neptune
- A girl holding pancakes in a feigned stone window
- Guardsmen of the company of captain Albert Coenraetsz. Burgh and lieutenant Pieter Evertsz Hulft
- Four Regents of the Groot-Kramergild
- “Portrait historié” of a family with the Baptism of John the Baptist
- Caligula
- Portrait of a Man with a Ruff
- Portrait of a Man with a Lay Figure
- Galathea
- Three Regentesses and the ‘House Mother’ of the Amsterdam Lepers’ Asylum
- Elisabeth Bas (1571-1649)
- Let the children come to me, Michiel Poppen and his family
- Four Regents and the ‘House Father’ of the Amsterdam Lepers’ Asylum
