Jan Mostaert

1475–1555 · Northern Renaissance

Jan Mostaert was a Dutch Renaissance painter who is known mainly for his religious subjects and portraits. One of his most famous creations was the Landscape with an Episode from the Conquest of America.

34 paintings

Portrait of a Man Putting On a Glove (1520)
Heuvelachtig rivierlandschap met Christoffel (1549)
The donor, possibly Aelbrecht Adriaensz. van Adrichem with St. Peter (left); the donor, possibly Elisabeth van Dorp with St. Paul (right) (1512)
Christ Crowned with Thorns ('Ecce Homo') (1525)
The Head of Saint John the Baptist (1538)
Portrait of a Young Man
Saint Hubert in a landscape (1523)
Christ Shown to the People (1510)
Prophet Isaiah (1499)
Prophet Jeremiah (1499)
The Tiburtine Sibyl (1525)
Double portrait of Adriaen van de Broucke and his wife Catharina Vranx (1524)
Portrait of Joost van Bronckhorst-Bleiswijk (1520)
Portrait of the knight Abel van Coulster (1477-1548), representative to the Hof van Holland in 1512 (1510)
The Lamentation of Christ (1517)
Portrait of a Man (1515–1530) (1520)
Wing of a Diptych with the Apparition van Christ before Mary (1515)
Christ Shown to the People (1515)
Joseph Explaining the Dreams of the Baker and the Cupbearer (1500)
Christ Shown to the People (1510–15)
The Head of Saint John the Baptist (1510)
The Crucifixion (1530)
Portrait of a Young Gentleman (1520)
The Adoration of the Magi (1525)
Portrait of a man (1535)
Triptych with the Lamentation (centre panel), the donor with St Peter (inner left wing), the donor’s wife with St Paul (inner right wing) and the donors’ coats of arms (outer wings) (1517)
A Woman (1525)
Portrait of an African Man (Christophle le More?) (1520)
Landscape with a Scene of the Conquest of America (1535)
Portræt af Jacob Jansz van der Meer (?) (1500-1509)
Jacobæa af Bayern, grevinde af Holland og Zeeland (1490-1556)
Diptych by Jan Mostaert (1515)
Wing of a Diptych with the Souls of the Just and Donor (1520)
The Banishment of Hagar (1520)