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Habsburg Netherlands · 1544 – December 18, 1603Wikidata

Joos van Winghe

Flemish Renaissance painter (1544-1603)

Born in Brussels. Died in Frankfurt.

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A life in paintings

Born 154410 dated paintingsDied 1603

11 works

  • Tavern scene in the night
    Tavern scene in the night
    attributed to · Attributed to Joos van Winghe
    1570–1603
  • Religious wars between Catholics and Protestants or Procession of the League in 1590 or 1593
    Religious wars between Catholics and Protestants or Procession of the League in 1590 or 1593
    attributed to · Attributed to Joos van Winghe
    1570–1603 · Musée Carnavalet
  • Nocturnal party and masquerade
    Nocturnal party and masquerade
    Joos van Winghe
    1570–1603 · Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
  • Elegant company, playing with torchlight
    Elegant company, playing with torchlight
    attributed to · Attributed to Joos van Winghe
    1570–1603
  • An Allegory of Vanity
    An Allegory of Vanity
    attributed to · Attributed to Joos van Winghe
    1570–1603
  • Let the little children come to me
    Let the little children come to me
    Joos van Winghe
    1575–1600 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Night Banquet and Masquerade
    Night Banquet and Masquerade
    Joos van Winghe
    1580–1630 · Rijksmuseum
  • Fame hovering over the globe
    Fame hovering over the globe
    Joos van Winghe
    1580–1630
  • The capture of Samson by the Philistines
    The capture of Samson by the Philistines
    attributed to · Attributed to Joos van Winghe
    c. 1580
  • Allegory of Fame
    Allegory of Fame
    Joos van Winghe
    1580–1630
  • Solomon Surrounded by His Wives
    Solomon Surrounded by His Wives
    Joos van Winghe
    · Bowes Museum
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