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Habsburg Netherlands · 1578 – 1621Wikidata

Anton Mirou

Flemish painter (1578-1621)

Born in Antwerp. Died in Antwerp.

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A life in paintings

Born 157811 dated paintingsDied 1621

11 works

  • Christ and the Canaanite Woman
    Christ and the Canaanite Woman
    Anton Mirou
    1585–1661 · Statens Museum for Kunst
  • Pilger im Wald
    Pilger im Wald
    Anton Mirou
    1586–1661 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Räuberüberfall im Wald
    Räuberüberfall im Wald
    Anton Mirou
    1586–1661 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Paulussturz
    Paulussturz
    Anton Mirou
    c. 1600 · Kunsthistorisches Museum
  • Extensive Landscape with the Rest on The Flight into Egypt
    Extensive Landscape with the Rest on The Flight into Egypt
    Anton Mirou
    17th century
  • Painting
    Painting
    Anton Mirou
    17th century · National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design
  • Wooded River Landscape
    Wooded River Landscape
    Anton Mirou
    17th century
  • Village on the Fringe of a Wood
    Village on the Fringe of a Wood
    Anton Mirou
    1604–1611 · Statens Museum for Kunst
  • Wooded landscape with the temptation of Christ (Matthew 4: 3-10, Mark 1: 12-13; Luke 4: 1-13)
    Wooded landscape with the temptation of Christ (Matthew 4: 3-10, Mark 1: 12-13; Luke 4: 1-13)
    Anton Mirou
    1607 · Bavarian State Painting Collections
  • Wooded Landscape
    Wooded Landscape
    Anton Mirou
    1608 · Rijksmuseum
  • Summer Landscape
    Summer Landscape
    Anton Mirou
    1610 · Art Museum Riga Bourse
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