Artist
Jan Collaert (I) (1566–1628)
51 works by Jan Collaert (I) (Flemish, 1566–1628) from the National Gallery of Art, Washington and The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Wikipedia
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Title Page for Biblia Sacra Cvm Glossa OrdinariaHans Collaert the Younger, 1617National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Archduke Albert and Isabella Clara Eugenie of AustriaHans Collaert the Younger, c. 1600National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Lapis Polaris, Magnes (The Lodestone, The Magnet)Hans Collaert the Younger, c. 1590/1593National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Phoebus Telling Vulcan of His Wife's AdulteryHans Collaert the Younger, 1580-1628National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Vulcan Hanging an Iron Net above the BedHans Collaert the Younger, 1580-1628National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Title Page for Nova Reperta (New Discoveries)Hans Collaert the Younger, c. 1590/1593, published before 1636National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Printer's Device for Jan van Keerbergen: Vignette for Biblia Cum Glossa OrdinariaHans Collaert the Younger, 1617National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Pendant Design with a Temple and Vase Above Cross-Shaped OrnamentsJan Collaert I|Hans Liefrinck, before 1573The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Title Plate, from "Pendant Designs with Architectural Elements and Vegetal-Arabesques"Jan Collaert I|Hans Liefrinck, before 1573The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Pendant Design with a Sphinx with the Body of a Fish Carrying a Man with an OarJan Collaert I|Philips Galle|Adriaen Collaert, 1582The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Pendant Design with a Circular Temple and Burning Pot Above Axe-Shaped OrnamentsJan Collaert I|Hans Liefrinck, before 1573The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Frieze with Eleven Birds and an InsectJan Collaert I, 1590–1612The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Pendant Design with a Sea Monster Carrying Neptune on an Urn Beside a River-God with an OarJan Collaert I|Philips Galle|Adriaen Collaert, 1582The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Pendant Design with a Sea Monster Carrying Neptune Flanked by Two NeriedsJan Collaert I|Philips Galle|Adriaen Collaert, 1582The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Design for the Verso of a Pear-Shaped Pendant Flanked by Lozenge Ornaments and Circular Ornaments BelowJan Collaert I|Hans Liefrinck, before 1573The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Two Pendant Designs with Sun-Dials on TopJan Collaert I, after 1581The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Pendant Design with a Fish Carrying Tobias and the AngelJan Collaert I|Philips Galle|Adriaen Collaert, 1582The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Design for the Verso of a Pendant with Three Large FlowersJan Collaert I|Hans Liefrinck, before 1573The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Pendant Design with Niche and a Vase with Two Handles Above Rectangular OrnamentsJan Collaert I|Hans Liefrinck, before 1573The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Pendant Design with Mars Seated Beneath an ArchJan Collaert I, after 1581The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Pendant Design with Niche and a Vase with Two Handles Above Rectangular OrnamentsJan Collaert I|Theodoor Galle, 1604The Metropolitan Museum of Art ![New Inventions of Modern Times [Nova Reperta], The Invention of the Clockwork, plate 5, Jan Collaert I|Philips Galle|Jan van der Straet, called Stradanus, ca. 1600](https://images.metmuseum.org/CRDImages/dp/web-large/DP841126.jpg)
New Inventions of Modern Times [Nova Reperta], The Invention of the Clockwork, plate 5Jan Collaert I|Philips Galle|Jan van der Straet, called Stradanus, ca. 1600The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
Design for the Verso of a Cross-Shaped Pendant Above a Pair of Oval Ornaments and Axe-Shaped OrnamentsJan Collaert I|Hans Liefrinck, before 1573The Metropolitan Museum of Art 
The Seven Virtues in a Roundel, with Faith at the CenterJan Collaert I, mid-16th centuryThe Metropolitan Museum of Art