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Dutch Republic · 1560s – 1603Wikidata

Jacob Savery

Flemish painter

Born in Kortrijk. Died in Amsterdam.

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A life in paintings

Born 156011 dated paintingsDied 1603

13 works

  • Landscape with the story of Jephthah's daughter
    Landscape with the story of Jephthah's daughter
    Jacob Savery
    1580–1589 · Rijksmuseum
  • Orpheus Charming the Animals and Trees with his Song
    Orpheus Charming the Animals and Trees with his Song
    Jacob Savery
    1580–1603
  • Kermesse at Schellebelle
    Kermesse at Schellebelle
    Jacob Savery
    1580–1603
  • Village landscape with hunters
    Village landscape with hunters
    Jacob Savery
    1580–1603
  • Extensive landscape with a bull hunt
    Extensive landscape with a bull hunt
    Jacob Savery
    1580–1603
  • Hagar and Ishmael depart
    Hagar and Ishmael depart
    Jacob Savery
    1585
  • The city on the bay
    The city on the bay
    Jacob Savery
    1586 · Staatliche Kunstsammlungen Dresden
  • Landschaft mit Tobias und dem Erzengel Raphael auf Wanderschaft
    Landschaft mit Tobias und dem Erzengel Raphael auf Wanderschaft
    Jacob Savery
    1592 · Kunsthistorisches Museum
  • St. Sebastian fair in a Flemish village
    St. Sebastian fair in a Flemish village
    Jacob Savery
    c. 1598 · Mauritshuis
  • Landscape with Village: "Autumn"
    Landscape with Village: "Autumn"
    Jacob Savery
    c. 1600 · Städel Museum
  • Winter landscape
    Winter landscape
    Jacob Savery
    c. 1600
  • Rural Scene
    Rural Scene
    Jacob Savery
    · Nationalmuseum
  • Paradise with the fall of man
    Paradise with the fall of man
    circle of · Circle of Jacob Savery
    · Bavarian State Painting Collections
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