Category:Jacob Hoefnagel
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| Date of birth | 1575, 1573 Antwerp | ||||
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| Date of death | 1630s (before 1633, after 1632), c. 1632, 1633 (before 1633), 1620 Hamburg | ||||
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Pages in category "Jacob Hoefnagel"
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Media in category "Jacob Hoefnagel"
The following 12 files are in this category, out of 12 total.
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Jacob Hoefnagel - 'Sine Baccho et Cerere friget Venus'.jpg 1,997 × 1,518; 2.69 MB
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Jacob Hoefnagel (Attr.) - Portrait of king Gustavus Adolphus of Sweden.jpg 2,384 × 3,172; 967 KB
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Jacob Hoefnagel (Attr.) - Portrait of queen consort Maria Eleonora of Sweden.jpg 2,734 × 3,543; 1.91 MB
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Jacob Hoefnagel (Attr.) - Portrait of a man with a ruff.jpg 1,814 × 2,393; 650 KB
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Gezicht op ZnaymvmZnojmo in Tsjechie, RP-P-2009-617.jpg 6,594 × 4,202; 4.77 MB
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Gustav II Adolf x Jacob Hoefnagel.jpg 1,996 × 2,779; 3.2 MB
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Gustav II of Sweden.jpg 843 × 1,157; 246 KB
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Hoefnagel dodo.jpg 2,316 × 2,744; 3.31 MB
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The Triumph of Autumn by Jacob Hoefnagel.jpg 840 × 640; 124 KB
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Jacob Hoefnagel - Sine Baccho et Cerere friget Venus.jpg 1,997 × 1,518; 1.01 MB
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Red Rail.jpg 720 × 800; 264 KB
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Jacob Hoefnagel - The wedding of Thetis and Peleus.jpg 1,369 × 963; 972 KB
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Categories:
- Hoefnagel (surname)
- Jacob (given name)
- 1575 births
- 1630s deaths
- Births in Antwerp
- Deaths in Hamburg
- Flemish Renaissance painters
- Engravers from Flanders
- Painters from the Southern Netherlands (before 1830)
- 1570s births
- Draughtsmen from the Southern Netherlands (before 1830)
- Printmakers from the Southern Netherlands (before 1830)
- 17th-century diplomats