Showing 18 artworks with Maarten De Vos
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A dramatic Northern Renaissance masterpiece by Maarten de Vos capturing the tension of The Last Supper through rich oil textures and golden light, inviting you to bring this profound biblical moment into your collection.
A reverent 1577 Flemish Mannerist scene of the Nativity by Maerten de Vos captures Mary and Joseph with intricate detail and earth tones, inviting you to bring this timeless piece of religious history into your collection.
A profound religious scene featuring the Virgin Mary and child by Flemish Mannerist master Maerten de Vos captures a moment of divine devotion from 1602, inviting you to explore this timeless masterpiece for your collection.
Explore Maarten de Vos’ ‘The Marriage at Cana’ (1596), a stunning Renaissance oil painting of the Last Supper. Admire its rich detail, dramatic lighting & biblical symbolism.
Maarten de Vos’ 1577 portrait showcases a wealthy family in opulent detail. Explore this Baroque masterpiece – a study in light, texture & aristocratic status.
Maarten de Vos’ ‘The Tribunal of the Brabant Mint’ (1594) is a dramatic Baroque oil painting depicting liberation & triumph. Explore Venetian influence, rich detail & historical allegory.