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Simon de Vos

11 works

Simon de Vos (1603-1676) was a painter from the Habsburg Netherlands. Read more

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Painting of a kneeling bearded saint with a halo as an executioner raises a sword, watched by armored soldiers and a crowd.

The beheading of Saint Paul

1648

Oil painting of a merry company seated at a dining table with food, under a candle chandelier, in a dim interior.

Merry Company

1631

Elderly bearded man in blue robe holds a golden key beside a rooster and stacked books in a dark rocky cave.

St. Peter

1630

Woman with loose hair sits in a dark cave beside a skull, books and a vessel, gazing upward in a shaft of light.

Repentant Mary Magdalene

1630

Venus enthroned under red drapery with a cupid, as richly dressed courtiers kneel and gather around an altar.

Huldigung an Venus

Kneeling woman in gold robe offers provisions to an armored warrior in red cloak, with soldiers, camels and servants around.

Abigail Bringing Gift to David

1641

Painting of a seated commander receiving a kneeling woman amid gold vessels, soldiers and onlookers in a columned hall.

The Magnanimity of Scipio Africanus

1641

Painting of an armored rider on a white horse leaping into flames while crowds watch from classical terraces.

Feat of Marcus Curtius

1641

Painting of an armored warrior embracing a kneeling man before soldiers, women, children, livestock and camels in a hilly lan

Meeting of Esau and Jacob

1641

Genre interior by Simon de Vos, 1639: figures in a kitchen with hanging game birds, a fireplace, pewter dishes and a sleeping

The Fortune Teller

1639

Painting of a chaotic battle with armored horsemen, fallen soldiers, and a winged figure with a laurel wreath descending from

Death of Decius Mus

1641

Simon de Vos (1603-1676) was a painter from the Habsburg Netherlands. Simon de Vos was born and died in Antwerp. The work of Simon de Vos is associated with Baroque. Browse 11 works by Simon de Vos from 3 museums, free to download in HD. Source: Wikidata