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Jan van Beers

Belgian painter and illustrator (1852–1927)

Born in Lier. Died in Loiret.

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A life in paintings

Born 185239 dated paintingsDied 1927

42 works

  • Lady of the Directoire
    Lady of the Directoire
    Jan van Beers
    1852–1927 · Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
  • Bacchante
    Bacchante
    Jan van Beers
    1860–1927
  • Flirtatious company
    Flirtatious company
    Jan van Beers
    1860–1927
  • A lady reading a letter at the edge of the pond
    A lady reading a letter at the edge of the pond
    Jan van Beers
    1860–1927
  • Portrait of a Lady
    Portrait of a Lady
    Jan van Beers
    1860–1927
  • Portrait of Emilie Grigsby
    Portrait of Emilie Grigsby
    Jan van Beers
    1860–1927
  • Romantic couple in a boat
    Romantic couple in a boat
    Jan van Beers
    1860–1927
  • The Kiss
    The Kiss
    Jan van Beers
    1860–1927
  • Lounging Odalisque with Turtle
    Lounging Odalisque with Turtle
    Jan van Beers
    1860–1927
  • Gallant captain
    Gallant captain
    Jan van Beers
    1860–1927
  • First appointment
    First appointment
    Jan van Beers
    1867–1927 · Rubenshuis
  • Woman in White
    Woman in White
    Jan van Beers
    1870–1897 · Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp
  • Henriette Van Beers, the Artist's Sister
    Henriette Van Beers, the Artist's Sister
    Jan van Beers
    1870–1881 · Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp
  • After the ball
    After the ball
    Jan van Beers
    1872–1927
  • The Coquette
    The Coquette
    Jan van Beers
    1872–1899
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