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Habsburg Netherlands · 1699 – July 4, 1749Wikidata

Joseph Van Aken

Flemish painter (1699-1749)

Born in Antwerp. Died in London.

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A life in paintings

Born 169925 dated paintingsDied 1749

35 works

  • View of Stocks Market with the statue of King Charles II
    View of Stocks Market with the statue of King Charles II
    Joseph Van Aken
    1714–1748
  • A Tea Party
    A Tea Party
    Joseph Van Aken
    1719–1721–1720–1735 · Manchester Art Gallery
  • Winter
    Winter
    Joseph Van Aken
    c. 1720 · Philadelphia Museum of Art
  • An English Family at Tea
    An English Family at Tea
    Joseph Van Aken
    1720 · Tate
  • Saying Grace
    Saying Grace
    Joseph Van Aken
    c. 1720 · Ashmolean Museum
  • Lesson at the vicarage
    Lesson at the vicarage
    attributed to · Attributed to Joseph Van Aken
    c. 1720
  • Saying Grace
    Saying Grace
    Joseph Van Aken
    c. 1720 · Ashmolean Museum
  • Merry company drinking and smoking in an interior
    Merry company drinking and smoking in an interior
    Joseph Van Aken
    1720s
  • Lady and her maid buying vegetables, a young thief attempting to steal her watch
    Lady and her maid buying vegetables, a young thief attempting to steal her watch
    Joseph Van Aken
    c. 1720
  • Elegant company at a vegetable stall
    Elegant company at a vegetable stall
    attributed to · Attributed to Joseph Van Aken
    1720s
  • The Music Party
    The Music Party
    Joseph Van Aken
    1720–1730 · Towner Eastbourne
  • The Music Party
    The Music Party
    Joseph Van Aken
    c. 1725 · Towner Eastbourne
  • Old Covent Garden
    Old Covent Garden
    Joseph Van Aken
    1725–1730 · Government Art Collection
  • The Old Stocks Market
    The Old Stocks Market
    Joseph Van Aken
    c. 1725 · Bank of England Museum
  • Covent Garden Piazza and Market, London
    Covent Garden Piazza and Market, London
    Joseph Van Aken
    1726–1730 · London Museum
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