Lambert Sustris Collection

Woman Water Jug Standing woman bare breasts pouring water
Woman with Water Jug, Standing woman with bare breasts pouring water into a jug. Probably the personification Temperantia

Reclining Venus. Creator: Anon
Reclining Venus, Unknown date

Reclining Venus, c.1540-c.1560. Creator: Lambert Sustris
Reclining Venus, c.1540-c.1560

Woman with Mirror, 1540-1570. Creator: Circle of Lambert Sustris
Woman with Mirror, 1540-1570

Portrait of a Man. Creator: Lambert Sustris
Portrait of a Man

Noli me tangere, 1548-1560, (1908). Creator: Dujardin
Noli me tangere, 1548-1560, (1908). Jesus Apparaissant A Marie-Madeleine - Jesus appears to Mary Magdalene. Noli me tangere, Latin for don t touch me

Venus et l Amour c1535-1560. Artist: Lambert Sustris
Venus et l Amour c1535-1560

Lambert Sustris Reclining Venus Landscape Venus
After Lambert Sustris, Reclining Venus, Landscape Venus, Oil on canvas, Height, 119 cm (46.8 inches), Width, 190 cm (74.8 inches)

Nessus Deianira landscape centaur Nessus kidnaps
Nessus and Deianira, In a landscape, the centaur Nessus kidnaps the nymph Deianeira. On the left a river god, on the right a wind god, in the background two women at an altar, Hercules shoots Nessus

Reclining Venus Reclining Venus Reclining Venus
Reclining Venus Reclining Venus, Reclining Venus. Nude woman lying down, full-length, on a couch on which flowers have been sprinkled

Woman Text Panel Standing woman bare upper body
Woman with Text Panel, Standing woman with bare upper body and a writing table in her hands. Perhaps the personification of Arithmetica

Woman Shield Standing woman written shield left hand
Woman with Shield, Standing woman with a written shield in the left hand, to which she points with her right hand. Perhaps the personification of Rhetorica or Grammar

Sleeping Nymph Spied upon Satyrs Sleeping nymph spied
Sleeping Nymph Spied upon by Satyrs Sleeping nymph spied on by satyrs, after a painting based on a print after Anthony van Dyck, A naked sleeping nymph spied on by satyrs

Portrait Man Oil canvas 47 1 / 2 x 36 1 / 2 120. 7 92. 7 cm
Artokoloro

Reclining Venus, attributed to Lambert Sustris, c. 1540 - c. 1560

Woman with Mirror, circle of Lambert Sustris, 1540 - 1570

Woman with Water Jug, circle of Lambert Sustris, 1540 - 1570

Woman with Shield, circle of Lambert Sustris, 1540 - 1570

Woman with Text Panel, circle of Lambert Sustris, 1540 - 1570

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Lambert Sustris: A Master of Sensuality and Mythology Step into the captivating world of Lambert Sustris, a 16th-century artist whose works continue to mesmerize art enthusiasts today. Known for his ability to depict sensuality and mythology with unparalleled finesse, Sustris's paintings transport viewers to a realm where beauty intertwines with intrigue. In "The Execution of St John the Baptist, " we witness Sustris's mastery in capturing raw emotions. The woman pouring water from a jug symbolizes purification, while her bare breasts evoke vulnerability amidst an intense narrative. This piece showcases the artist's talent for infusing spiritual themes with human experiences. Sustris's versatility shines through in "Portrait of a Man. " With meticulous brushstrokes, he immortalizes his subject's essence, leaving us intrigued by the man behind those enigmatic eyes, and is as if time stands still within this canvas, inviting us to unravel the stories hidden within each stroke. "Noli me tangere" transports us back in time to witness biblical scenes brought vividly to life by another artist named Dujardin. However, it is worth noting that this work was inspired by Sustris himself—a testament to his enduring influence on fellow artists throughout history. One cannot discuss Lambert Sustris without mentioning his fascination with Venus—the goddess of love and beauty. In "Venus et l'Amour, " he captures her ethereal allure effortlessly, showcasing her divine presence against dreamlike landscapes that seem straight out of mythological tales. Amongst these enchanting depictions lies "Nessus Deianira. " Here we encounter Nessus kidnapping Deianira—an enthralling moment frozen in time forevermore. Through skillful composition and attention to detail, Sustris invites us into this mythical realm where gods and mortals collide. Reclining Venus makes multiple appearances in Sustris's oeuvre—each time with a unique twist.