Adriaen Collaert
Adriaen Collaert was an artist from the Southern Netherlands. He lived from 1560 until 1618.
Biography
His known works include the Album of 16th-century Netherlandish Prints and Drawings, Oordeel van Salomo: de gave van wijsheid, and Simson verslaat de Filistijnen: de gave van kracht. Other works include Petrus en Paulus bewijzen de opstanding van Christus: de gave van geleerdheid, Offer van Abel: de gave van godsdienstigheid, and Het offer van Job: de gave van godsvruchtigheid. He also produced Gebeurtenissen uit het leven van Kaïn en Abel, Gebeurtenissen uit het leven van Abraham, Gebeurtenissen uit het leven van Lot, and Eliëzers zoektocht naar een vrouw voor Isaak.
Solis Prints offers fine art prints of his work, including Abraham and Lot Leaving for Canaan, Abraham and the Three Angels, Abraham Sending His Servant for Rebecca, Abraham's Sacrifice of Isaac, and Africa (from the Four Continents series).
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Hand-finished archival prints from Adriaen Collaert's body of work.
The Flight into Egypt, with Bird, Dog, and Goat - Adriaen Collaert
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Daniel in the Lion's Den, with Birds, Carnations, and Roses - Adriaen Collaert
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Traveler with Cap and Staff Encounters a Woman, with Badger and Dog - Adriaen Collaert
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Title-page with Jeweled Pendants in the Form of Sea Monsters, with Apollo, Venus and Neptune - Adriaen Collaert
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Boar Hunt, with Sea Turtle, Fish, and Bird - Adriaen Collaert
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The Finding of Moses, with Hedgehog, Seal, Lobster, and Bird - Adriaen Collaert
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