Cornelis de Vos

1584–1651 · Baroque

Cornelis de Vos was a Flemish painter, draughtsman and art dealer. He was one of the leading portrait painters in Antwerp and is best known for his sensitive portraits, in particular of children and families. He was also successful in other genres including history, religious and genre painting. He was a regular collaborator with Rubens.

39 paintings

• Portrait of a Boy (1620)
• Portrait of a young girl with a fan (1650)
• Mysteries of the Rosary, Adoration of the shepherds (1620)
• Mysteries of the Rosary, Presentation of Jesus at the temple (1617)
• An orphan girl while sewing (1650)
• Portrait of a Lady (1650)
• The Card Game (1650)
• Portrait of a Young Woman (1627)
• Mother and child (1624)
• Two sisters
• Portrait of Abraham Grapheus (1619)
• Donor man with five sons (1700)
• The Citizens of Antwerp bring back to Saint Norbert the Monstrance and other Sacred Vessels that they had hidden from Tankelin (1630)
• The adoration of the Magi (1620)
• Barbara Kegeleers with Saint Barbara (1620)
• Portrait of a Family (1631)
• Portrait of a Family (1631)
• Portret van een vrouw (1609)
• Barthel Van den Berghe and his Wife Elisabeth Hoegaerts
• Portrait of Elisabeth Hoegaerts (1625)
• Family portrait (1630)
• Portrait of a lady (Margaretha de Vos, wife of Frans Snyders?). (1615)
• Portrait of a Lady (1630)
• Girl at a Virginal (1624)
• Portrait of two men with gloves. (1631)
• Portrait of a Man (1645)
• Allegory of transience (1620)
• Portrait of a married couple (1629)
• Magdalena and Jan-Baptist de Vos, Children of the Painter (1622)
• Portrait of an Old Lady Sitting in an Arm-Chair (1630)
• Self-Portrait of the Artist with his Wife Suzanne Cock and their Children (1634)
• Portrait of a 45 year old man (1632)
• Portrait of a Woman
• Portrait of a Young Woman
• The Birth of Venus (1650)
• Apollo and the Python (1636)
• The Triumph of Bacchus (1650)
• The four Seasons (1601)
• Portrait of Antonia Canis (1624)