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Habsburg Netherlands · 1581 – 1641Wikidata

Artus Wolffort

Flemish painter (1581-1641)

Born in Antwerp. Died in Antwerp.

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A life in paintings

Born 158136 dated paintingsDied 1641

43 works

2 without a public image, listed last

  • The Scullery Maid
    The Scullery Maid
    Artus Wolffort
    1596–1641 · M Leuven
  • A saint, probably Luke the Evangelist
    A saint, probably Luke the Evangelist
    Artus Wolffort
    1596–1641
  • St Thomas
    St Thomas
    Artus Wolffort
    1596–1641
  • Christ at the Pool of Bethesda
    Christ at the Pool of Bethesda
    Artus Wolffort
    1596–1641–17th century · Art Gallery of Ontario
  • The apostle Matthew
    The apostle Matthew
    Artus Wolffort
    1596–1641 · Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium
  • Allegory of winter
    Allegory of winter
    Artus Wolffort
    1596–1641
  • Chronos
    Chronos
    Artus Wolffort
    1596–1641
  • Allegory of winter
    Allegory of winter
    Artus Wolffort
    1596–1641
  • The four evangelists
    The four evangelists
    Artus Wolffort
    1596–1641 · Musée des Beaux-Arts de Bordeaux
  • Portrait of a monk in prayer
    Portrait of a monk in prayer
    Artus Wolffort
    1596–1641
  • St Andrew
    St Andrew
    Artus Wolffort
    1596–1641
  • Saint Ambrose
    Saint Ambrose
    Artus Wolffort
    1600–1699 · National Museum in Warsaw
  • Saint Matthew
    Saint Matthew
    Artus Wolffort
    17th century · Musée des Beaux-Arts et d'Archéologie de Besançon
  • The Holy Trinity
    The Holy Trinity
    Artus Wolffort
    c. 1601–1641 · Groeningemuseum
  • The Holy Trinity
    The Holy Trinity
    workshop of · Unknown artist and workshop of Artus Wolffort
    17th century · Museum of Fine Arts Ghent (MSK)
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