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Paulus Lesire

Dutch painter, 1611-after 1656 (1611–1656)

Born in Dordrecht. Died in Leiden.

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A life in paintings

Born 161112 dated paintingsDied 1656

13 works

  • The  widow's mite (Mark 12:41-44)
    The widow's mite (Mark 12:41-44)
    Paulus Lesire
    1628–1632 · Dordrechts Museum
  • The Quill Cutter
    The Quill Cutter
    Paulus Lesire
    1628 · Agnes Etherington Art Centre
  • Selbstbildnis in Phantasietracht
    Selbstbildnis in Phantasietracht
    Paulus Lesire
    c. 1630–1635 · Kunsthistorisches Museum
  • Portret van een vrouw
    Portret van een vrouw
    Paulus Lesire
    1630–1656 · Cultural Heritage Agency of the Netherlands Art Collection
  • A Hermit Reading a Book
    A Hermit Reading a Book
    Paulus Lesire
    c. 1630 · Agnes Etherington Art Centre
  • Portrait of Alida Pietersdr Scharlaken, 1637
    Portrait of Alida Pietersdr Scharlaken, 1637
    Paulus Lesire
    1637 · Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center
  • Portrait of Reynier Johansz. Strik, Aged 32, 1637
    Portrait of Reynier Johansz. Strik, Aged 32, 1637
    Paulus Lesire
    1637 · Frances Lehman Loeb Art Center
  • Tobias Healing his Father
    Tobias Healing his Father
    Paulus Lesire
    c. 1640 · Agnes Etherington Art Centre
  • A Lady as Granida
    A Lady as Granida
    Paulus Lesire
    1641 · Rijksmuseum Muiderslot
  • Portrait of Pieter van Coevenhoven ( -1654)
    Portrait of Pieter van Coevenhoven ( -1654)
    Paulus Lesire
    1643 · Dordrechts Museum
  • Portrait of Sophia van Beveren (1611-1682)
    Portrait of Sophia van Beveren (1611-1682)
    Paulus Lesire
    c. 1650 · Arend Maartenshof
  • Portrait of Willem Craeyvanger (1615/16 – after 1666)
    Portrait of Willem Craeyvanger (1615/16 – after 1666)
    Paulus Lesire
    1651 · Leiden Collection
  • Portret van een vrouw
    Portret van een vrouw
    Paulus Lesire
    · Dordrechts Museum
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