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Johann Melchior Roos

12 works

Johann Melchior Roos (1663-1731) was a painter and printmaker from Germany. Read more

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Painting of a white goat with curved horns resting among other goats, with a goatherd in red at right and a distant tower.

A Goatherd Watching his Animals

1683

Painting of two bulls fighting by a stream, a boy with a whip, a dog, a goat, and a rocky landscape.

Bulls fighting

1663

Four Lifesized Bear's Heads

1710

Red chalk drawing in an oval of a cow standing at water beside a second animal drinking, with trees and rocks.

Cattle drinking

Red chalk drawing of a man in a cap with long hair, shown half-length in three-quarter view turned left.

Brustbild eines Mannes mit Mütze und langem Haar im Dreiviertelprofil nach links

1683

Red chalk drawing of a standing goat seen from behind and a reclining goat above it on a speckled paper.

Eine stehende und eine liegende Ziege

Red chalk drawing of a dog lying down facing right, with a collar and a small head study in the upper right corner.

Liegender Hund nach rechts, oben Variante des Kopfes

Red chalk drawing of a panther seen from behind, head turned away, with spotted fur and a long curling tail.

Panther in Rückenansicht

Red chalk drawing of three tiger heads in different poses on a pale sheet.

Three tiger heads

Red chalk drawing of a lioness walking to the right, tail curled, paws on the ground, within a thin red border.

Nach rechts schreitende Löwin

Red chalk drawing of a lioness walking right over rocky ground, tail raised, head turned forward.

Herabschreitende Löwin nach rechts

Brown wash drawing of a bear seizing a dog in its jaws, both animals locked in a violent struggle on rocky ground.

Ein Bär erwürgt einen Hund

Johann Melchior Roos (1663-1731) was a painter and printmaker from Germany. Johann Melchior Roos was born in Heidelberg and died in Brunswick. Browse 12 works by Johann Melchior Roos from 3 museums, free to download in HD. Source: Wikidata