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Portrait of a Woman, Cornelis de Vos Flemish, Oil on wood
Portrait of a Woman
Cornelis de Vos
Portrait of a Young Woman, Cornelis de Vos Flemish, Oil on canvas
Portrait of a Young Woman
Cornelis de Vos
Portrait of Cornelis de Vos, Anonymous, Flemish, 17th century ? Flemish, Black chalk
Portrait of Cornelis de Vos
Anonymous, Flemish, 17th century
After Anthony van Dyck
Sitter Cornelis de Vos
16th century
Daphne fleeing from Apollo, with Cupid overhead, Willem Panneels Flemish, Etching; second state of two (Hollstein)
Daphne fleeing from Apollo, with Cupid overhead
Willem Panneels
After the school of Peter Paul Rubens
After Cornelis de Vos
1631
Portrait of one of Cornelis de Vos' children (probably), seated in a baby chair, Manuel Salvador Carmona Spanish, Engraving
Portrait of one of Cornelis de Vos' children (probably), seated in a baby chair
Multiple artists/makers
1762
Portrait of one of Cornelis de Vos' children (probably), seated in a baby chair, Manuel Salvador Carmona Spanish, Engraving
Portrait of one of Cornelis de Vos' children (probably), seated in a baby chair
Multiple artists/makers
1762
Cornelis de Vos, from "The Iconography"
Lucas Vorsterman I
After Anthony van Dyck
Sitter Cornelis de Vos
Cornelis de Vos, from "The Iconography"
Lucas Vorsterman I
After Anthony van Dyck
Sitter Cornelis de Vos
1615–75
Cornelis de Vos, from "The Iconography"
Lucas Vorsterman I
After Anthony van Dyck
Sitter Cornelis de Vos
Margaret of Lorraine, Duchess of Orleans
Pieter de Jode II
After Cornelis de Vos
1620–74

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