Flemish Baroque painting at the Detroit Institute of Arts
The Detroit Institute of Arts holds 48 Flemish Baroque painting works in this public-domain catalogue, dating from 1610 to 1690. The collection is led by Peter Paul Rubens, Anthony van Dyck and David Teniers the Younger.
Holy Family with St. Anne
The Holy Family
Archduke Ferdinand, Cardinal-Infante of Spain, at the Battle of Nordlingen
Figures in a landscape with a castle beyond
The Meeting of David and Abigail
Hygeia
Young Girl Sleeping
Christ in the House of Martha and Mary
Still Life of Fruit and Flowers
Still Life with Fruit, Vegetables and Dead Game
Lucas van Uffele
Bouquet of Flowers in a Ceramic Vase
Birth of Jupiter
Portrait of a Man
Job
A Genoese Lady
Philippe Rubens, the Artist's Brother
Portrait of a Man
Portrait of the Italian Poet, Giambattista Marino
Still Life with Fruit and a Dead Hare
Saint Ives of Treguier, Patron of Lawyers, Defender of Widows and Orphans
Warrior with Two Pages
The Boors' Concert
A Woman
A Family Group
Portrait of a Young Man with a Sword
Young Man
Young Gentleman (Earl of Downe?)
Briseis Given Back to Achilles
Martyrdom of St. George
Dead Game and Weasels
Warrior
Portrait of a Prince
Landscape with Figures
Saint Michael
Prince and Lady in Palace Scene with Musicians
Angry Blows
Cavalry Battle with Fallen Warrior
Cavalry Battle with Dismounted Combat
A Military Encampment
Cavalry Battle with Dismounted Combat
A Boy
King Enthroned Outside and Standing Retainers
Moonlight Landscape
A Hunter with Eight Hounds
Cavalry Battle with Beheaded Warrior
Cavalry Battle with Fallen Warrior
The Letter