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Jacques Stella

24 works

Jacques Stella (1596-1657) was a painter, printmaker and draftsperson from the Kingdom of France. Read more

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Helmeted Minerva with spear and shield stands at right beside draped Muses, instruments and books, and cherubs in the trees.

Minerva and the Muses

1635

Portrait of a young man with long curled hair, gold tiara and armor, holding a baton against a dark forest background.

Louis II de Bourbon, duc d’Enghien

1643

Painting of a girl kneeling on temple steps before a high priest with a book, watched by an elderly couple and attendants.

La Présentation de la Vierge du Temple

1645

Painting of a woman with a flower crown playing an organ, with two putti beside her and a third child at the bellows.

Sainte Cécile jouant de l'orgue

1650

Oval painting of a sleeping man with sheep as angels climb and descend a glowing ladder toward God in the clouds.

Jacob's Ladder

1650

Engraved print of a seated woman in a laurel wreath reading an open book, with clouds and sunbeams in the upper right.

Persian Sibyl

1625

Engraving of a seated woman in classical robes with a laurel wreath, holding a leafy branch beside a stone block.

Agrippina Sibyl

1625

Woven-line print of a seated sibyl in a veil and headdress, writing with a quill beside a column.

Phrygian Sibyl

1625

Line engraving of a seated sibyl in draped robes holding wheat stalks and a tablet beside a classical column.

Samin Sibyl

1625

Engraved print of a seated classical woman holding a laurel branch, draped in flowing robes beside a stone pedestal.

European Sibyl

1625

Engraving of an elderly seated woman in a headscarf holding a scroll beside a column and a leafy sprig.

Hellespontine Sibyl

1625

Pen-and-ink style print of a seated woman in a turban and veil holding a lamb, with handwritten inscriptions at the top.

Erythraean Sibyl

1625

Pen and ink drawing of a seated sibyl in drapery holding flowers beside a classical column and clouds.

Cimmerian Sibyl

1625

Engraving of a seated woman in draped robes with a crowned figure in her lap, beside a wooden chair.

Delphic Sibyl

1625

Engraving of a seated sibyl reading a book beside a sword and oil lamp, with flowing drapery and fine hatching.

Cumaean Sibyl

1625

Engraving of a seated woman in a veil holding a bowl and palm frond beneath an arch, titled Sibylla Tiburtina.

Tiburtine Sibyl

1625

Woodcut-style print of a seated woman in a turban holding a laurel branch, with a sundial at her feet.

Libyan Sibyl

1625

Woodcut-style print of standing Christ with halo, rays of light, raised hand and a staff with a cross and banner.

Christ

Woodcut-style print of bearded Saint Matthias standing barefoot with a halo and staff, labeled San Mathias Apostolus below.

Saint Matthias

Woodcut of Saint Paul with a halo, holding a sword and wearing a draped cloak, labeled S Paulus Apostolus.

Saint Paul

Engraving of Saint Philip the apostle, haloed and bearded, holding a cross and a book, standing in a draped robe.

Saint Philip

Pen and wash drawing of a chained kneeling man in a prison receiving a crowned woman on clouds with cherubs above.

St. Philip in prison

1629

Brown ink drawing of a bearded saint tending a sick man in bed, with kneeling attendants and an angel above.

St. Philip visiting a hospital

1630

Pen and brown wash drawing of a kneeling warrior before bearded robed priests, with armored soldiers, a horse and a city behi

Alexander Before Highpriest

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Jacques Stella (1596-1657) was a painter, printmaker and draftsperson from the Kingdom of France. Jacques Stella was born in Lyon and died in Paris. The work of Jacques Stella is associated with Classicism. Browse 24 works by Jacques Stella from 8 museums, free to download in HD. Source: Wikidata