Weenix Collection

The Spoils of a Hunt with a Hunt Servant and a Black Page holding a Bay
990080 The Spoils of a Hunt with a Hunt Servant and a Black Page holding a Bay, 1700 (oil on canvas) by Weenix, Jan (1642-1719); 183x142.5 cm; Private Collection; (add.info)

A dead Hare on a plinth by a sculpted Urn with a Basket of Fruit, a dead Pheasant
827790 A dead Hare on a plinth by a sculpted Urn with a Basket of Fruit, a dead Pheasant, Mallard, Grouse, Jay and Chaffinch, a Dog watching a Goldfinch and a Boy bearing a Basket of Fruit in a Park

A Ram in a Wooded Landscape, (oil on canvas)
990069 A Ram in a Wooded Landscape, (oil on canvas) by Weenix, Jan Baptist (1621-c.1664); 102.5x126.4 cm; Private Collection; (add.info.: A Ram in a Wooded Landscape)

Gamepiece with a Dead Heron, 1695. Creator: Jan Weenix
Gamepiece with a Dead Heron, 1695

Water into Wine at Cana, (19th century?). Artists: Weenix, N v d Linden
Water into Wine at Cana, (19th century?). Biblical scene: Jesus performs the miracle of turning the water into wine during the Wedding at Cana

Suffer the little children, (19th century?). Artists: Weenix, N v d Linden
Suffer the little children, (19th century?). Illustration of bible verse: But Jesus said, Suffer little children, and forbid them not, to come unto me: for of such is the kingdom of heaven

Christs entry into Jerusalem, (19th century?). Artists: Weenix, N v d Linden
Christs entry into Jerusalem, (19th century?). Biblical scene: Jesus riding a donkey, surrounded by followers with palm fronds

The Discovery of Moses, (19th century?). Artists: Weenix, N v d Linden
The Discovery of Moses, (19th century?). Biblical scene: the infant Moses is found in the Nile rushes by the Pharaohs daughter

Jan Baptist Weenix 1621 - Circa 1663 Dutch Artist From 75 Portraits Of Celebrated Painters From Authentic Originals Etched By James Girtin Published London 1817

View of an Italian Harbour, 1649, by Jan Baptist Weenix (162
Jan Baptist Weenix (1621-1659). Dutch painter. View of an Italian Harbour, 1649. Detail. Centraal Museum. Utrech. Netherlands

Jan Baptist Weeninx
JAN BAPTIST WEENIX Dutch-Italian artist who did landscapes, animals, portraits and flowers Date: 1621 - 1663

Gamepiece Dead Heron Falconer Bag 1695 Oil canvas
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Shepherds and Flocks among Classical Ruins. Weenix, Jan Baptist 1621-1660/61?

KNIFE GRINDER, c1700. Steel engraving, 19th century, after the painting by Jan Weenix (c1640-1719)

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"Weenix: A Master of Artistic Versatility" Step into the world of Weenix, a name that resonates with artistic brilliance across various mediums. From captivating paintings to intriguing sculptures, Weenix's talent knows no bounds. In "The Spoils of a Hunt, " we witness the opulence and grandeur of an aristocratic lifestyle. A Hunt Servant and a Black Page stand proudly beside a bay horse, showcasing the spoils of their successful hunt. Nearby, a dead Hare rests on a plinth next to an intricately sculpted Urn adorned with a Basket of Fruit, while a lifeless Pheasant lies nearby as testament to their prowess. Weenix's mastery extends beyond hunting scenes; his landscapes are equally breathtaking. In "A Ram in a Wooded Landscape, " he captures nature's tranquility and beauty with every brushstroke on canvas. The vibrant colors bring the scene to life as if one could step right into this idyllic setting. Jan it also delves into still-life compositions like "Gamepiece with a Dead Heron. " This piece showcases his attention to detail and ability to create lifelike representations that leave viewers in awe. But it doesn't end there – Jan Baptist Weenix proves his versatility by venturing into religious themes as well. In works such as "Water into Wine at Cana" and "Suffer the little children, " he skillfully portrays biblical narratives through emotive brushwork and rich symbolism. We must not forget Jan Baptist Weeninx's contributions outside painting too. His work extends beyond canvases; he captures moments in time through etchings like "Christs entry into Jerusalem" and "The Discovery of Moses. " These engravings allow us glimpses into historical events from centuries past. And let us not overlook Jan Baptist Weeninx's talents in capturing architectural wonders or documenting significant journeys.