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Michael Angelo Immenraet

Flemish painter (1621–1683)

Born in Antwerp. Died in Utrecht.

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A life in paintings

Born 162113 dated paintingsDied 1683

13 works

  • The Triumph of David
    The Triumph of David
    Attributed to Jan van den Hoecke and Michael Angelo Immenraet
    c. 1635 · Kimbell Art Museum
  • The return from Egypt
    The return from Egypt
    Michael Angelo Immenraet
    1643–1683
  • Double portrait of Odilia (1636-1672) and Philippina Maria (1637-1673) van Wassenaer
    Double portrait of Odilia (1636-1672) and Philippina Maria (1637-1673) van Wassenaer
    Michael Angelo Immenraet
    1661 · Kunstmuseum Den Haag
  • The continence of Scipio
    The continence of Scipio
    Michael Angelo Immenraet
    1661
  • The Visitation
    The Visitation
    Michael Angelo Immenraet
    1673 · Unionskirche
  • The Circumcision of Christ
    The Circumcision of Christ
    Michael Angelo Immenraet
    1673–1678
  • The Adoration of the Shepherds
    The Adoration of the Shepherds
    Michael Angelo Immenraet
    1673–1678 · Unionskirche
  • Transfiguration of Christ
    Transfiguration of Christ
    Michael Angelo Immenraet
    1673–1678 · Unionskirche
  • Anbetung der Könige
    Anbetung der Könige
    Michael Angelo Immenraet
    1673–1678
  • Jesus and the Woman of Canaan
    Jesus and the Woman of Canaan
    Michael Angelo Immenraet
    1673–1678 · Unionskirche
  • Resurrection of Lazarus
    Resurrection of Lazarus
    Michael Angelo Immenraet
    1673–1678 · Unionskirche
  • Q118521745
    Q118521745
    Michael Angelo Immenraet
    1673–1678
  • Conversion of Saul
    Conversion of Saul
    Michael Angelo Immenraet
    1673–1678 · Unionskirche
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