Habsburg Netherlands · 17th century – 17th centuryWikidata
Jacques de l'Ange
Flemish painter (fl. 1630-1650)
Born in Antwerp.
21 works
Adoration of the shepherdsJacques de l'Ange17th century · The Nelson-Atkins Museum of Art- Mars, Venus and Cupid (Allegory of Anger)Jacques de l'Angec. 1630 · Hermitage Museum
Allegory of Lust (The lovers)Jacques de l'Ange1630–1650 · Galleria Parmeggiani
An Allegory of Avariceattributed to · Attributed to Jacques de l'Ange1637–1642
The Guardian Angelattributed to · Attributed to Jacques de l'Ange1637–1649
Diogenes in the Market of Athensattributed to · Attributed to Jacques de l'Ange1637–1649
A Geographerattributed to · Attributed to Jacques de l'Ange1637–1649
Elegant Couple Strolling in a Formal Gardenattributed to · Attributed to Jacques de l'Ange1637–1649
Crowning with thornsJacques de l'Ange1638–1640
Ecce Homoattributed to · Attributed to Jacques de l'Angec. 1640–1645 · National Gallery of Ireland
The taking of ChristJacques de l'Ange1640–1644 · Museo di Capodimonte
Allegory of old ageattributed to · Attributed to Jacques de l'Ange1640–1644
Allegory of youthattributed to · Attributed to Jacques de l'Ange1640–1644
Death of SenecaJacques de l'Ange1640–1650
Allegory of Vanityattributed to · Attributed to Jacques de l'Ange and former attribution Joachim von Sandrart the Elder1642 · Hermitage Museum