Paul de Vos
1592–1678 · Baroque
Paul de Vos was a Flemish Baroque painter who specialized in mainly in compositions of animals, hunting scenes and still lifes. He worked for an elite clientele and was a regular collaborator of leading Antwerp painters such as Anthony van Dyck and Peter Paul Rubens.
40 paintings
- A turkey and a rooster
- Peacock and Cock Fighting (1650)
- The Birds Concert
- Deer hunting by amazons (1639)
- Boar hunting (1667)
- Triumphant Cupid among Emplems of Art and War (1645)
- A concert of birds (1664)
- Partridge Hunt (1650)
- Fox hunting
- Buffalo attacked by dogs
- Hondengevecht (1636)
- De Kalydonische jacht (1644)
- Still Life with Servant (1637)
- Wild Boar Attacked by Dogs (1644)
- Stag Hunt
- Chien dans une cuisine (1700)
- Dogs with a Bull's Head (1650)
- Still Life with Dead Game and Lobster (1650)
- Hunter and Dogs by a Table with Dead Game and Fruit
- The Leopard Hunt (1630)
- Wolves Attacked the Horse (1630)
- Enraged Horse (1630)
- Deer Hunt (1630)
- Bear Hunt (1630)
- Cook at the Table with Game (1650)
- Amor as Winner (“Amor vincit omnia”) (1640)
- Madonna and Child Enthroned in a Fruit & Flower Garland (1648)
- Stag Hunt (1650)
- Cats Fighting in a Larder (1635)
- A dog (1636)
- Deer hunt (1650)
- A Lion and three Wolves (1601)
- The goat and the wolf cub (1601)
- Running fox (1636)
- The larder (1601)
- A greyhound on the prowl (1636)
- A white greyhound (1636)
- Fable of the dog and the prey (1636)
- A Bull torn apart by Dogs (1636)
- Ciervo acosado por una jauría de perros (1650)