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Austrian Netherlands · March 31, 1739 – March 30, 1822Wikidata

Andries Cornelis Lens

Flemish painter (1739-1822)

Born in Antwerp. Died in Brussels.

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A life in paintings

Born 17396 dated paintingsDied 1822

9 works

2 without a public image, listed last

  • Annunciation
    Annunciation
    Andries Cornelis Lens
    18th century · Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp
  • The Virgin, the Christ Child and St John
    The Virgin, the Christ Child and St John
    Andries Cornelis Lens
    18th century · Stedelijk Museum Wuyts-Van Campen en baron Caroly
  • The Finding of Moses
    The Finding of Moses
    Andries Cornelis Lens
    1754–1822
  • The Engraver Pieter Franciscus Martenasie
    The Engraver Pieter Franciscus Martenasie
    Andries Cornelis Lens
    1762 · Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp
  • Penitent Magdalene at the Feet of Jesus at the Pharisee's (1777)"
    Penitent Magdalene at the Feet of Jesus at the Pharisee's (1777)"
    Andries Cornelis Lens
    1777 · Église Sainte-Marie-Madeleine de Lille (ancienne chapelle des Carmes)
  • Adoration of the Magi
    Adoration of the Magi
    Andries Cornelis Lens
    1788 · Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp
  • Regulus Returning to Carthage
    Regulus Returning to Carthage
    Andries Cornelis Lens
    1791 · Hermitage Museum
  • OImage under copyright
    Offerings to Bacchus
    Andries Cornelis Lens
    1754–1822 · Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
  • DImage under copyright
    Delilah cutting Samsons hair
    Andries Cornelis Lens
    · Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
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