Jan Cornelisz Vermeyen
1500–1559 · Mannerism
Jan Cornelisz. Vermeyen, also known as Juan del Mayo was a Dutch painter, printmaker and tapestry designer. He is known for his portraits, history scenes and genre subjects. He worked in Mechelen and elsewhere, chiefly as a portraitist for the governors of the Habsburg Netherlands, Archduchess Margaret of Austria and Mary of Hungary. He also served the Emperor Charles V whom he accompanied on his military campaign to Tunis of 1535.
32 paintings
- Portrait of a Dignitary (1543)
- Portrait of a Gentleman holding Gloves (1530)
- Felipe de Guevara (1531)
- The Marriage at Cana (1531)
- Triptych of the Micault Family (1549)
- Portrait of Charles V, Holy Roman Emperor (1500-1558) (1600)
- Portrait of a man, possibly Herman van Gouda (1547)
- Portret "Maria van Hongarije" op hout naar Jan Cornelisz. Vermeyen, circa 1530-1540 (1535)
- Portret "Isabella van Portugal" op hout, kopie naar Jan Cornelisz Vermeyen, circa 1532 (1532)
- Portret "Keizer Karel V" op hout, kopie naar Jan Cornelisz Vermeyen, circa 1532 (1532)
- Judith with the head of Holofernes (1527)
- Portrait of a Woman in a Leopard Cloak (1545)
- Portrait of a Man (1550)
- Portrait of Jean de Carondelet (1530)
- Portrait of a Man (1535)
- Portrait of a Man (1550)
- Bildnis eines Mannes (zugeschrieben) (1529)
- Warfare Emperor Charles V against Tunis (1535): Taking La Goletta
- Holy Family at the fire (1532)
- Warfare Emperor Charles V against Tunis (1535): Siege of La Goletta
- Warfare of Emperor Charles V against Tunis (1535): Battle for La Goletta
- War of the Emperor Charles V against Tunis (1535): Turks from La Goletta
- Kriegszug Kaiser Karls V. gegen Tunis (1535): Schlacht bei Tunis
- Kriegszug Kaiser Karls V. gegen Tunis (1535): Plünderung von Tunis
- Kriegszug Kaiser Karls V. gegen Tunis (1535): Auszug des Heeres aus Tunis
- Saint Jerome Meditating (1525)
- Portrait of a Man with a Rosary (1545)
- Mary (1505–1558), Queen of Hungary
- Holy Trinity (1600)
- Portrait of Erard de la Marck (1529)
- The Marriage at Cana (1530)
- The Holy Family (1529)