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Habsburg Netherlands · 1460 – 1519Wikidata

Jan Joest

painter

Born in Wesel. Died in Haarlem.

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A life in paintings

Born 14608 dated paintingsDied 1519

10 works

  • Triptychon mit Anbetung des Christkindes
    Triptychon mit Anbetung des Christkindes
    Jan Joest
    c. 1500 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Geboorte van Christus
    Geboorte van Christus
    circle of · Circle of Jan Joest
    1500–1524 · Julius Böhler AG
  • Lamentation of Christ
    Lamentation of Christ
    former attribution · Joos van Cleve and former attribution Jan Joest
    1500–1524
  • The Adoration of the Christ Child
    The Adoration of the Christ Child
    school of · School of Jan Joest
    c. 16th century–1515 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
  • St. Anne with the Virgin and infant Jesus
    St. Anne with the Virgin and infant Jesus
    Jan Joest
    c. 1510 · Columbus Museum of Art
  • Portraits of a Couple: Male portrait
    Portraits of a Couple: Male portrait
    Jan Joest
    c. 1514–1519–1520 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Portraits of a Couple: Female portrait
    Portraits of a Couple: Female portrait
    Jan Joest
    1514–1519 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Fragment with the transfiguration of Christ
    Fragment with the transfiguration of Christ
    manner of · Manner of Jan Joest and Jan Joest
    1515–1520 · Rijksmuseum
  • Portrait of a Woman
    Portrait of a Woman
    Jan Joest
    c. 1520 · Rhode Island School of Design Museum
  • Portrait of a gentleman, three-quarter length, wearing a black cap and a black-slashed singlet over a red shirt
    Portrait of a gentleman, three-quarter length, wearing a black cap and a black-slashed singlet over a red shirt
    Jan Joest and Jan van Calcar
    c. 1540
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