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Hendrick van Cleve III

Flemish painter and engraver, ca. 1525 - (c.1525-1589)

Born in Antwerp. Died in Antwerp.

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A life in paintings

Born 15257 dated paintingsDied 1590

12 works

  • The Tower of Babel
    The Tower of Babel
    Hendrick van Cleve III
    16th century
  • The Tower of Babel
    The Tower of Babel
    Hendrick van Cleve III
    16th century
  • The Tower of Babel
    The Tower of Babel
    Hendrick van Cleve III
    16th century · Rijksmuseum Twenthe
  • Nimrod amongst the Monuments
    Nimrod amongst the Monuments
    Hendrick van Cleve III
    16th century
  • Q119041122
    Q119041122
    Hendrick van Cleve III
    16th century
  • Building of the Tower of Babel
    Building of the Tower of Babel
    Hendrick van Cleve III
    1550 · Kröller-Müller Museum
  • Woman against the background of Roman ruins.
    Woman against the background of Roman ruins.
    Hendrick van Cleve III
    1551 · Archdiocesan Museum in Katowice
  • The Tower of Babel
    The Tower of Babel
    Hendrick van Cleve III
    1560–1595
  • The Sculpture Garden of Cardinal Cesi
    The Sculpture Garden of Cardinal Cesi
    Hendrick van Cleve III
    1584 · National Gallery Prague
  • View of the Vatican gardens and St Peter's basilica
    View of the Vatican gardens and St Peter's basilica
    Hendrick van Cleve III
    c. 1587 · Fondation Custodia
  • View on the Vatican gardens and the st Peter's basilica
    View on the Vatican gardens and the st Peter's basilica
    Hendrick van Cleve III
    1589 · Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
  • The Building of the Tower of Babel
    The Building of the Tower of Babel
    Hendrick van Cleve III
    c. 1590
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