Massys Collection
Massys, Quentin (1466?1530), was a Flemish artist known for his diverse range of works. One of his notable pieces is "The Tax Collectors, " painted in the 1520s
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Massys, Quentin (1466?1530), was a Flemish artist known for his diverse range of works. One of his notable pieces is "The Tax Collectors, " painted in the 1520s. This painting depicts the harsh reality of tax collection during that time period. In another artwork titled "Portrait of Paracelso, " Massys showcases his skill as a portraitist. This 17th-century Flemish copy captures the essence and personality of its subject with great detail. It also ventured into illustrating literary works, such as "Alice in Wonderland. " In this particular piece, he portrays the Duchess, cook, and baby characters from Lewis Carroll's famous story. Religious themes were prevalent in Massys' artistry too. His depiction of Christ in a bust-length format demonstrates his ability to capture emotion and spirituality through oil on panel. Not only did Massys excel in painting but he also left an impact through engravings. The engraving titled "Quentin Matsys" serves as a testament to his own legacy as an artist. "The Money Changers" is another engraving by Massys that highlights societal issues surrounding money lending and commerce during that era. It reflects both the greediness and corruption prevalent within these practices. Another remarkable work by Cornelis the portrait of Henry VIII created around 1547. This portrayal captures the regal presence and power associated with one of England's most infamous monarchs. One cannot overlook Massy's religious-themed artworks either; "La Vierge aux raisins" or Virgin with a Bunch of Grapes exemplifies his ability to infuse symbolism into religious imagery seamlessly. "The Moneylender and His Wife" is yet another masterpiece by Quentin Massys which explores themes related to finance, trust, and relationships between individuals involved in financial transactions during that time period.