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Marinus van
Reymerswaele or
Marinus van
Reymerswale (c. 1490 – c. 1546) was a
Dutch Renaissance painter mainly known for his
genre scenes and religious...
- St.
Jerome in His Study,
published in 1541 by
Marinus van
Reymerswaele.
Jerome produced a fourth-century
Latin edition of the Bible,
known as the Vulgate...
- was used 25
years later by Matsys' follower, the
painter Marinus van
Reymerswaele. This
painting was
copied in a
painting of the
gallery of
Cornelis van...
- 16th-century
portrait of
Saint Jerome in his study, with
Timor mortis conturbat me
behind him. (after
Marinus van
Reymerswaele)...
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Antonio Allegri da Correggio, Luis de Morales,
Martin de Vos,
Marinus van
Reymerswaele, Otto Van Veen,
Leandro B****ano, il
Cavaliere d'Arpino,
Guido Reni, Rubens...
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Patinir Frans Pourbus the
Elder Pieter Pourbus Jan
Provoost Marinus van
Reymerswaele Jan van
Scorel Levina Teerlinc Jacob van
Utrecht Renaissance in the Netherlands...
- needed] Carpaccio's
version in the
Accademia in
Venice Marinus van
Reymerswaele's version (1536)
Giovanni Lanfranco's
derivative version (1626–28) Spanish...
- van Dyck (1599–1641) A Boy
standing on a
Terrace c.1623–24
Marinus van
Reymerswaele (attributed) (c.1490/95–c.1567) The
Calling of
Matthew c.1530–40 Gerrit...
- it has been
reattributed to a
follower of Bosch,
possibly Marinus van
Reymerswaele. The
version in
London is
securely attributed to Bosch. The
Prado holds...
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Polyptych by
Jehan Bellegambe St
Jerome in his
study 1540 -
Marinus van
Reymerswaele Louis XIV, oil,
Charles Le Brun, 1668 The
judgment of Paris, oil on canvas...
