Timeline · 1610–1619
The 1610s (1610–1619) fall within the Baroque age of theatrical light, deep shadow, and grand movement. Across these years the gallery holds 2,455 public-domain artworks, with Baroque the decade's dominant movement (985 works) and Jacques Callot among its most prolific hands.
Vertumnus and Pomona 1613 
Agrippina and Germanicus 1614 
The Union of Earth and Water (Antwerp and the Scheldt) 1618 
Saint Cecilia and an Angel 1618 
Flowers in a Basket and a Vase 1615 
Opening of the Fifth Seal 1610 
Portrait of a Flemish Lady 1618 
David and Bathsheba 1612 
The Adoration of the Shepherds 1613 
Daniel in the Lions' Den 1615 
Merrymakers at Shrovetide 1610 
Still life with chinese porcelain, berries, and artichokes 1612 
The Holy Family with Shepherds 1616 
Diana and Her Nymphs Departing for the Hunt 1615 
Venus and Adonis (Rubens, 1614) 1610 
Portrait of a Man 1618 
Untitled 1610 
Madonna and Child with Saints Francis and Dominic and Angels 1610 
Untitled 1610 
Esther and Mordecai 1616 
Woman Playing a Guitar 1618 
Untitled 1610 
The Denial of Saint Peter 1610 
Untitled 1610 Looking for named art-historical periods instead? Browse periods.
El Greco, an Italian artist, was a master of post-Byzantine icon painting, later influenced by Titian and Tintoretto. He settled in Toledo, Spain, where he produced notable works,…
El Greco's innovative style continues to influence artists and art lovers to this day.
What else happened that dayCharles Le Brun, born on February 24, 1619, was a French painter, physiognomist, and art theorist who dominated 17th-century French art, influenced by Nicolas Poussin and serving…
He remains a pivotal figure in the development of French art, earning the admiration of Louis XIV as the greatest French artist of all time.
What else happened that dayDavid Teniers the Younger, a Flemish Baroque painter, was born on December 15, 1610. He was a versatile artist known for his prolific output in various genres, including history,…
He remains the leading Flemish genre painter of his time, celebrated for his innovative and diverse contributions to the art world.
What else happened that dayBartholomeus Spranger was a Flemish painter, draughtsman, sculptor, and print designer who developed a unique Northern Mannerist style, characterized by sensuality and elegant…
Spranger's distinctive style influenced artists in Prague and beyond, including the Dutch Republic, through widely disseminated prints and…
What else happened that dayJan Victors, a Dutch Golden Age painter, was born on June 13, 1619. He primarily created history paintings of Biblical scenes and genre scenes, possibly as a pupil of Rembrandt.…
Jan Victors' legacy lies in his unique blend of Biblical and everyday life scenes that reflect the Dutch Golden Age's artistic and cultural…
Hans von Aachen was a German painter and leading representative of Northern Mannerism, known for his versatile and productive work in various genres, including portraits,…
Hans von Aachen's work remains a unique witness to the cultural transfer between artists of his time.
What else happened that dayAdriaen van Ostade, a Dutch painter, was born on December 10, 1610. He is known for his genre works depicting everyday life, as seen in pieces like The Cottage Dooryard and Tavern…
Adriaen van Ostade's works continue to provide valuable insights into the daily lives of 17th-century Dutch society.
What else happened that dayCigoli, an Italian painter and architect, was a prominent figure in the late Mannerist and early Baroque period, known for works like The Adoration of the Shepherds with Saint…
Cigoli's contributions to the transition from Mannerism to Baroque remain significant in Italian art history.
What else happened that dayPhilips Wouwerman was a Dutch painter known for his dynamic depictions of hunting, landscape, and battle scenes, created during the Dutch Golden Age. His work often featured…
Wouwerman's paintings remain significant examples of Dutch Golden Age art, characterized by their energy and attention to detail.
What else happened that dayJan van den Hoecke, a Flemish painter and designer, was born on August 4, 1611. He worked with Rubens, traveled to Italy, and later became a court painter in Vienna and Brussels,…
Jan van den Hoecke's contributions to Flemish Baroque painting remain significant in the art historical canon.
What else happened that dayHendrik Martenszoon Sorgh, a Dutch artist born on June 1, 1610, is known for his diverse works, including landscapes and biblical scenes, as seen in pieces like 'A Kitchen' and…
Sorgh's contributions to Dutch Golden Age painting remain significant in the history of art.
What else happened that dayOn June 20, 1615, Italian Baroque painter Salvator Rosa was born, known for his romanticized landscapes and history paintings set in dark, untamed nature. A true Renaissance man,…
Salvator Rosa's innovative and influential paintings continue to shape the art historical canon.
What else happened that dayYour cart is empty
Browse artworks →