Jan Collaert (I)
Sign in to saveAlso known as Hans Collaert, Jan I Collaert, Hans Collaert (I), Jan Collaert, Hans, I Collaert, Jan (I) Collaert, Jan, I Collaert, Johannes Collaert
Flemish printmaker, publisher, draftsman, glass painter and tapestry designer
Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- human
- Given name
- Hans
- Gender
- male
- Citizenship
- Southern Netherlands
- Place of death
- Brussels
- Child
- Adriaen Collaert
- Languages spoken
- Dutch
- Field of work
- jewelry
- Work location
- Antwerp
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- Commons category
- Jan Collaert (I)
- date of death
- 1581-00-00
- Commons Creator page
- Jan Collaert (I)
- date of birth
- 1530-00-00
- described by source
- Encyclopædia Britannica 11th edition
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Works in European collections
36 objects attributed to Jan Collaert (I), held across European museums, libraries & archives · via Europeana
[Juno]
[Tower of Baylon (3); The [of tongues]
Caritas
Eighth aerobic corner. [Behind Schaarbeek; Hinter Schaarbeek]
[Las siete virtudes] [Material gráfico]
[The Calling of Matthew; The Calling of Matthew]
[The Seven Virtues; The Seven Cardinal virtues]
Elsene bij Brussels. [Elsene near Brussels; Elsene near Brussels]
[The Annunciation; The Annunciation to Mary]
[Schamgar and Barak; Shamgar and Barak]
[Joseph in Pharaoh’s Prison; Joseph in Pharaoh 's Prison]
[The Confusion of Tongues]
[Blazon of the Chamber of Rhetoric Het Bloemken Jesse at Middelburg; motto of the Guild of Poets Het Bloemken Jesse in Middelburg]
Stal van bouen. [View of Stal from the North; View of Stal from the North]
Sardonicus
Hippolita Thesei
[People from Sodom changing Lot’s house; The People of Sodom Surounding Lot 's House]
[Simson and Samuel; Samson and Samuel]
[Joseph’s Dream]
Dacus
Pictura Poetica
[Elisha sends Gehasi back to life; Elisha [Gehazi ahaed to revive the son, 2 Kings 4: 29-31]
[The collapsed son brought to the mother; The [sed son [to his mother, 2 Kings 4: 19-20]
Septem Sacramenta Ecclesiae
[The Creation; The Creation]
[Fight Between Good and Evil]
[Allegory of Richness and Avarice; Allegory of Wealth and Habgiers]
David
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