Claes Corneliszoon Moeyaert

1592–1655 · Baroque

Claes Corneliszoon Moeyaert or Nicolaes Moyaert or Mooyaert (1592–1655) was an authoritative Catholic Dutch painter. He followed Rembrandt in his use of red chalk.

32 paintings

• The Judgement of Paris (1649)
• Mercury and Argus surrounded by animals in a landscape (1623)
• Skoklosters slott (1643)
• Elisha refusing Naaman’s gifts
• Bathing women (1642)
• Abraham und Melchisedek (1639)
• Jacob at the Spring, Asking after Laban (1628)
• Elisha and the Shunammite Woman (1636)
• Landscape with a Shepherd and a Sleeping Shepherdess (1631)
• St John the Baptist Preaching in the Desert (1631)
• Christ with the Centurion (1632)
• Portrait of an Old Woman (1640)
• Raising of Lazarus (1654)
• God Appearing to Abraham at Sichem (1628)
• Joseph Selling Grain in Egypt (1633)
• The Cup of Joseph Discovered in Benjamin's Sack (1627)
• Bathing Women (1642)
• Abraham gives Lot the choice of the surrounding country (1646)
• Jacob is shown Joseph's Bloody Cloak (1624)
• Laban Searching for His Gods (1647)
• The Parable of Workmen in the Vineyard (1637)
• Odysseus and Nausikaä (1632)
• Bacchanal (1632)
• Ruth and Boas (1633)
• Samuel and Saul (1650)
• Mercury and Herse (1624)
• The Triumph of Bacchus (1624)
• Hippocrates Visiting Democritus (1636)
• The parable of the unworthy wedding guest (1650)
• Mooy-Aal and her suitors (1635)
• The meeting of Jacob and Rachel (1638)
• Group portrait of the Governors and Lady Governors of the Old Men and Women's Almshouse, Amsterdam (1640)