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Rombout van Troyen

17th century Dutch painter (1605-1655)

Born in Amsterdam. Died in Amsterdam.

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A life in paintings

Born 16058 dated paintingsDied 1655

10 works

  • Sacrifice antique dans une grotte
    Sacrifice antique dans une grotte
    Rombout van Troyen
    17th century · Palais des Beaux-Arts de Lille
  • Beim Eremiten
    Beim Eremiten
    Rombout van Troyen
    1605–1656 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Grottenszene
    Grottenszene
    Rombout van Troyen
    1605–1656 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Grottenszene
    Grottenszene
    Rombout van Troyen
    1605–1656 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • King Ahaz sacrifices his son to Moloch
    King Ahaz sacrifices his son to Moloch
    Rombout van Troyen
    1626
  • A Sacrificial Scene
    A Sacrificial Scene
    Rombout van Troyen
    c. 1635–1650 · Royal Collection
  • Miracle of the multiplication of bread (John 6:1-13)
    Miracle of the multiplication of bread (John 6:1-13)
    Rombout van Troyen
    c. 1640 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Interior of a grotto with the raising of Lazarus
    Interior of a grotto with the raising of Lazarus
    Rombout van Troyen
    1647
  • Fantasy Grotto with a Fountain, Sculptures and a Scene of Martyrdom
    Fantasy Grotto with a Fountain, Sculptures and a Scene of Martyrdom
    Rombout van Troyen
    c. 1647 · Agnes Etherington Art Centre
  • Grotto with Statues and Numerous Figures Worshipping Idols
    Grotto with Statues and Numerous Figures Worshipping Idols
    Rombout van Troyen
    · Ferens Art Gallery
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