Joost Cornelisz Droochsloot

1586–1666 · Baroque

Joost Cornelisz Droochsloot or Droogsloot, was a Dutch painter of village scenes, landscapes, genre pictures, moral allegories and biblical stories.

40 paintings

• A village with townsfolk gathered in the street
• A village with peasants merrymaking outside a tavern
• A village with peasants and a feud in the foreground
• Peanuts in pont of a .... (1625)
• Prince Maurice of Orange dismissing the mercenaries in Neude Square in Utrecht on 31 July 1618.
• Soldiers plundering a village (1650)
• Village Scene (1660)
• A Village Scene (1640)
• Village Scene (1637)
• Village scene, feeding the hungry (1641)
• Village Fair (1649)
• The Pool of Bethesda
• The Distribution to the Poor (1654)
• Village Fair (1629)
• Goose market and landscape (1620)
• The pool of Bethesda (John 5:1-18) (1640)
• The siege of the castle Vredenburg in Utrecht in 1577 (1646)
• Looting of a Village (1626)
• The Seven Acts of Mercy (1620)
• View on the city of Utrecht (1650)
• Dorfplünderung (1626)
• Dorfplünderung (1626)
• Kerkinterieur tijdens preek
• Peasants carousing in a Barn (1636)
• Village Scene with Feasting and Merrymaking (1636)
• A landscape with figures in front of a ruin (1666)
• A Village Festival (1645)
• Winter in a Dutch Town (1640)
• St Martin at the Gates of Amiens (The Merciful Knight) (1641)
• Self-Portrait in a Landscape (1627)
• Reitergefecht vor Hertogenbosch (1630)
• River Landscape (1652)
• Village Fair (1652)
• Village Scene (1652)
• Winter Landscape with Skaters (1629)
• The disbanding of the 'waardgelders' (mercenaries in the pay of the town government) by Prince Maurits in Utrecht, 31 July 1618 (1625)
• St Martin cutting off part of his cloak for a beggar (1623)
• River view (1650)
• Housing the poor (1647)
• Bondegilde (1599-1666)