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Allegory of the Arts, Jacob de Wit Dutch, Oil on canvas
Allegory of the Arts
Jacob de Wit
1742
Flora and Zephyr, Jacob de Wit Dutch, Oil on canvas
Flora and Zephyr
Jacob de Wit
1743
Allegory of Government: Wisdom Defeating Discord, Jacob de Wit Dutch, Oil on canvas
Allegory of Government: Wisdom Defeating Discord
Jacob de Wit
Children Playing with a Goat, Jacob de Wit Dutch, Oil on canvas
Children Playing with a Goat
Style of Jacob de Wit
Design for a Panel with Four Putti Decorating a Herm (Terminal Figure) with Garlands of Fruit and Foliage, Jacob de Wit Dutch, Red chalk. Inlaid into heavy paper mount with brown and gold framing lines
Design for a Panel with Four Putti Decorating a Herm (Terminal Figure) with Garlands of Fruit and Foliage
Jacob de Wit
ca. 1720–40
Apollo and Thetis, Jacob de Wit Dutch, Red, brown and gray wash over a red chalk counter-proof
Apollo and Thetis
Jacob de Wit
early 18th century
Ceiling Design, Jacob de Wit Dutch, Pen and brown ink, brush and brown wash, over traces of red chalk; two double framing lines in pen and black ink
Ceiling Design
Jacob de Wit
early 18th century
Allegorical Figures of Faith, Hope and Charity in a Niche, Jacob de Wit Dutch, Pen and black ink, brush and gray wash heightened with white on blue paper. Quadruple framing line in pen and black ink with red wash.
Allegorical Figures of Faith, Hope and Charity in a Niche
Jacob de Wit
early 18th century
Study for the figure of Moses, Jacob de Wit Dutch, Point of brush and black ink with black and gray wash over red chalk
Study for the figure of Moses
Jacob de Wit
1730–37
Saint Gregory surrounded by other saints, in front of an archway with putti holding garlands overhead, Jacob de Wit Dutch, Etching; second state of two
Saint Gregory surrounded by other saints, in front of an archway with putti holding garlands overhead
Jacob de Wit
After Peter Paul Rubens
ca. 1711–54
Study of Two Hands, Jacob de Wit Dutch, Red chalk with touches of white chalk on pink tinted paper
Study of Two Hands
Jacob de Wit
ca. 1720–50
Self-portrait within a Decorative Allegorical Surround, Jacob de Wit Dutch, Pen and brown and gray ink, brush and gray wash, with some body color, over traces of graphite; framing lines in gray ink; outlines indented for transfer; laid down on another piece of paper
Self-portrait within a Decorative Allegorical Surround
Jacob de Wit
1725–51
Portrait with Ornamental Embellishments, Jacob Houbraken Dutch, Engraving
Portrait with Ornamental Embellishments
Jacob Houbraken
After Jacob de Wit
1728–51
Moses in Prayer between Aaron and Hur
After Peter Paul Rubens
After Drawings by Jacob de Wit
Engraved by Jan Punt
1751
The Fall of the Rebel Angels (Michael Casting Satan out of Heaven)
After Peter Paul Rubens
After drawings by Jacob de Wit
Engraved by Jan Punt
1750
David Slaying Goliath
After Peter Paul Rubens
After Drawings by Jacob de Wit
Engraved by Jan Punt
1751
Solomon and the Queen of Sheba
After Peter Paul Rubens
Draftsman Drawn by Jacob de Wit
Engraved by Jan Punt
1747
The Temptation of Christ
After Peter Paul Rubens
Draftsman Drawn by Jacob de Wit
Engraved by Jan Punt
1747
The Adoration of the Shepherds
After Peter Paul Rubens
Draftsman Drawn by Jacob de Wit
Engraved by Jan Punt
1749
The Raising of Christ on the Cross
After Peter Paul Rubens
Draftsman Drawn by Jacob de Wit
Engraved by Jan Punt
1747
The Sacrifice of Isaac
After Peter Paul Rubens
Draftsman Drawn by Jacob de Wit
Engraved by Jan Punt
1747
The Coronation of the Virgin
After Peter Paul Rubens
Draftsman Drawn by Jacob de Wit
Engraved by Jan Punt
1751

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