Jacob de Wit
1695–1754 · Rococo
Jacob de Wit was a Dutch painter and interior decorator. He is best known for his depictions of religious scenes.
37 paintings
- Autumn (1751)
- Allegory of the Arts IV
- Allegory of the Arts III
- Allegory of the Arts II
- Allegory of the Seasons
- the music (1720)
- Abraham sacrificing his son Isaac (1737)
- Allegory, Minerva with Three Putti (1750)
- Allegorical Figure: Earth (1725)
- Allegorical Figure: Fire (1725)
- Allegorical Figure: Air (1725)
- 'Liefde Triompheert'
- Ontwerp voor een plafondstuk met de apotheose van Aeneas. In de hoeken de vier jaargetijden in brunaille
- De apotheose van Psyche (1744)
- The juxtaposition of the Old and the New Testament (1 Cor. 10:6) (1726)
- Allegory of the Arts I
- Zephyr and Flora (1723)
- Apollo Surrounded by the Nine Muses (1743)
- The Epic Poem (1743)
- The Elegy (1743)
- The Comedy (1743)
- The Pastoral Song (1743)
- Allegory of the Arts (1742)
- Flora and Zephyr (1743)
- Allegory of Government: Wisdom Defeating Discord
- Children Playing with a Goat
- Pictura (1750)
- Summer (1740)
- Autumn (1740)
- Winter (1740)
- Jupiter, Disguised as Diana, Seducing the Nymph Callisto (1727)
- Jupiter, Disguised as a Shepherd, Seducing Mnemosyne, the Goddess of Memory (1727)
- Putti with mirrors (1734)
- Design for a ceiling piece with Aeneas and the four seasons in the corners (1720)
- Apollo in the clouds with Minerva and the nine muses (1731)
- Paris and Oenone (1737)
- The annunciation (1723)