Gallery of the Masters 
Cornelis de Vos
c. 1584-1651 Flemish/ Baroque
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Brief Biography-Cornelis de Vos was from Hulst. He was the dean of the Guild of Saint Luke in Antwerp, where he dealt as an art dealer. He mainly painted portraiture but also did historical and figurative paintings. His brother Paul was also a successful painter of still life and was an associate of Van Dyck. Cornelis also collaborated with Peter Paul Rubens on some works. |
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self portrait of the
artist and his family
the
four seasons
the triumph
of bacchus
elisabeth vekemans
as a young girl
family portrait
magdalena and
jan de vos
portrait of a boy
portrait of a girl
at the age of ten
portrait of a lady
in elegant dress
elisabeth mertens
and her late husband
portrait of frans
vekemans
portrait of
henri moens
portrait of jan
vekemans
self portrait of the
artist with his wife
the family
of the artist
francois de boisschot
comte d'erps
