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Habsburg Netherlands · 1625 – 17th centuryWikidata

Pauwels Casteels

Flemish painter

Born in Antwerp.

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13 works

  • St John the Baptist Preaching
    St John the Baptist Preaching
    Pauwels Casteels
    1603–1699 · Nationalmuseum
  • Joshua Defeating Amalek
    Joshua Defeating Amalek
    attributed to · Attributed to Pauwels Casteels
    1640–1697 · Nationalmuseum
  • Landscape with a cavalry skirmish
    Landscape with a cavalry skirmish
    Pauwels Casteels
    1649–1677 · Niedersächsisches Landesmuseum für Kunst und Kulturgeschichte
  • Landscape with a cavalry skirmish
    Landscape with a cavalry skirmish
    Pauwels Casteels
    1649–1677 · Niedersächsisches Landesmuseum für Kunst und Kulturgeschichte
  • Hannibal in the Alps
    Hannibal in the Alps
    Pauwels Casteels
    1649–1677
  • Battle with the Amalekites
    Battle with the Amalekites
    Pauwels Casteels
    1649–1677
  • The Queen of Sheba before King Salomon
    The Queen of Sheba before King Salomon
    Pauwels Casteels
    1649–1677
  • The Death of Brutus and Cassius at the Battle of Philippi
    The Death of Brutus and Cassius at the Battle of Philippi
    Pauwels Casteels
    1649–1677
  • The Battle of Milvian Bridge
    The Battle of Milvian Bridge
    Pauwels Casteels
    1649–1677
  • Joshua stopping the sun
    Joshua stopping the sun
    Pauwels Casteels
    1649–1677
  • Assumption of the Virgin
    Assumption of the Virgin
    attributed to · Attributed to Pauwels Casteels
    c. 1650
  • A siege of a city
    A siege of a city
    Pauwels Casteels
    1668
  • Battle between king John Sobieski III and the Turks
    Battle between king John Sobieski III and the Turks
    Pauwels Casteels
    1677
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