Artist

Daniel Rabel

Daniel Rabel is a Baroque artist. 1 work is cataloged here, principally at Victoria and Albert Museum.

Daniel Rabel loved turning everyday life into something playful. While most painters stuck to grand religious scenes, he drew fencing manuals and carnival costumes with a sharp eye for movement. His 1634 print Cartouches de diferentes Inventions.

Tres Utilles a plussieurs sortes de Personnes folds sword tricks, dance steps, and party tricks into one sheet, like a 17th-century infographic. If you’ve ever wished art could double as a how-to guide, tap this print next; it’s the original life-hack zine.

Works by Daniel Rabel

Collections represented

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