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Volgens deze ranglijst is Johanna Visscher (1628) het beroemdste schilderij van David Bailly; het wordt bewaard in het Slovak National Gallery in Bratislava. Daarop volgen Portrait of Ripperd Van Groenendijk (1650) en Portrait of Claudina Van Groenendijk (1633). Deze lijst is gebaseerd op de 22 werken van David Bailly in de catalogus en bevat de 22 bekendste werken, inclusief datum, museum en beschrijving voor elk item.
David Bailly painted Johanna Visscher about 1628. The portrait presents a woman of high social standing, captured in a formal bust-length composition. She faces the viewer with a calm, direct gaze that establishes an immediate connection. Her status is signaled through the elaborate details of her attire, including a large, crisp white ruff collar and a jeweled bodice.
In this bust-length portrait, David Bailly presents the subject, Ripperd Van Groenendijk, with a quiet and dignified presence. The man is positioned slightly off-center, turned toward the viewer's right, yet his gaze meets the observer directly. This direct eye contact creates an immediate sense of connection between the sitter and the viewer. The composition is set against a dark, indistinct, and flat background, which ensures that the focus remains entirely…
Created in 1633, this work is a product of the Dutch Golden Age. The style reflects the period's preoccupation with technical precision and the realistic depiction of social status through costume. The portrait adheres to the conventions of 17th-century Dutch Baroque portraiture, where the focus remains entirely on the individual and the material markers of their identity. The meticulous attention to the textures of lace, linen, and silk demonstrates the…
Young man with a fur hat is a bust-length portrait by the Dutch Golden Age painter David Bailly. Known in Dutch as Jonge man met bontmuts, the work functions as a tronie, focusing on the character and expression of the subject rather than a specific individual's likeness. The sitter is presented in a close-up view, centered against a dark, indistinct background.
This oil on canvas work, titled Portrait of Antonius Walaeus, Professor of Jurisprudence at Leiden, was executed by the Dutch artist David Bailly. Dated about 1601, the painting presents a formal study of a man of high academic status. The subject is captured in a moment of quiet dignity, his presence defined by the scholarly weight of his position.
A young man emerges from a deep, indeterminate darkness, his presence defined by a sudden, sharp light that sweeps across his features. This is Gerrit Schaep, captured in a moment of quiet dignity. He sits in a three-quarter view, his body angled slightly away while his gaze meets the viewer with a steady, calm composure. The light, descending from the upper left, carves the contours of his face, casting soft…
The Portrait of Willem Ruychaver is an oil painting executed by David Bailly in 1632. This work belongs to the Dutch Golden Age, a period marked by significant developments in portraiture and still-life painting within the Netherlands.
Portrait of an unknown woman wearing pearls1650
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Self-Portrait1625 · Rijksmuseum
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Portrait of a Man1641 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Self-Portrait1625 · Rijksmuseum
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Portrait of a Man, Possibly a Botanist1641 · Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Portrait of Claudius Salmasius (Saumaise), philologist
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Portrait of David Bailly in Cornelis de Bie's Gulden Cabinet.
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Portrait of the Painter François Gysels
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Portrait of Anthony de Wale1636 · Rijksmuseum
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Portrait of Prince Janusz RadziwiłłNational Museum in Wrocław
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Self-Portrait with Vanitas Symbols1651 · Stedelijk Museum De Lakenhal
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Portrait of Aertje WitsenRijksmuseum
De vier onderwerpen die het meest frequent in deze werken worden afgebeeld, elk met zijn bekendste voorbeeld.
De 8 musea met de meeste schilderijen op deze pagina.
| Museum | Stad | Werken van David Bailly | Schilderijen uit deze lijst |
|---|---|---|---|
 Rijksmuseum |
Amsterdam | 5 | Young man with a fur hat, Self-Portrait, Self-Portrait |
 Slovak National Gallery |
Bratislava | 2 | Johanna Visscher, The Portrait of Gerrit Schaep |
 Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco |
San Francisco | 2 | Portrait of Ripperd Van Groenendijk, Portrait of Claudina Van Groenendijk |
 Metropolitan Museum of Art |
New York | 2 | Portrait of a Man, Portrait of a Man, Possibly a Botanist |
 Museum van Loon |
Amsterdam | 1 | Portrait of Willem Ruychaver |
 Stedelijk Museum |
Alkmaar | 1 | Portrait of Dirck van Egmond van de Nijenburg (1614-1663) |
 Herbert F. Johnson Museum of Art |
Ithaca | 1 | Vanitas |
 National Museum in Wrocław |
Wrocław | 1 | Portrait of Prince Janusz Radziwiłł |
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This oil on canvas work, titled Portrait of Antonius Walaeus, Professor of Jurisprudence at Leiden, was executed by the Dutch artist David Bailly. Dated about 1601, the painting presents a formal study of a man of high academic status. The subject is captured in a moment of quiet dignity, his presence defined by the scholarly weight of his position.
David Bailly painted Johanna Visscher about 1628. The portrait presents a woman of high social standing, captured in a formal bust-length composition. She faces the viewer with a calm, direct gaze that establishes an immediate connection. Her status is signaled through the elaborate details of her attire, including a large, crisp white ruff collar and a jeweled bodice.
Created in 1633, this work is a product of the Dutch Golden Age. The style reflects the period's preoccupation with technical precision and the realistic depiction of social status through costume. The portrait adheres to the conventions of 17th-century Dutch Baroque portraiture, where the focus remains entirely on the individual and the material markers of their identity. The meticulous attention to the textures of lace, linen, and silk demonstrates the…
In this bust-length portrait, David Bailly presents the subject, Ripperd Van Groenendijk, with a quiet and dignified presence. The man is positioned slightly off-center, turned toward the viewer's right, yet his gaze meets the observer directly. This direct eye contact creates an immediate sense of connection between the sitter and the viewer. The composition is set against a dark, indistinct, and flat background, which ensures that the focus remains entirely…
Johanna Visscher (1628), Slovak National Gallery, Bratislava. De volgende werken zijn Portrait of Ripperd Van Groenendijk (1650) en Portrait of Claudina Van Groenendijk (1633).
44 jaar: David Bailly werd geboren in 1584 en Johanna Visscher dateert uit 1628.
Johanna Visscher, Portrait of Ripperd Van Groenendijk, Portrait of Claudina Van Groenendijk, Young man with a fur hat, Portrait of Antonius Walaeus, Professor of Jurisprudence at Leiden, The Portrait of Gerrit Schaep, Portrait of Willem Ruychaver, Young Man in a Black Cap, Portrait of Dirck van Egmond van de Nijenburg (1614-1663) en Vanitas. De bovenstaande lijst bevat de datum en het museum waar elk werk wordt bewaard.
De catalogus bevat 22 werken van David Bailly, gedateerd tussen 1601 en 1651.
Voornamelijk in Rijksmuseum (Amsterdam), Slovak National Gallery (Bratislava) en Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco (San Francisco). De bovenstaande museumtabel geeft de volledige verdeling weer.
In 1630s: 5 van de 22 werken op deze pagina dateren uit die periode, waaronder Portrait of Claudina Van Groenendijk.
Het vroegste gedateerde werk in deze lijst is Portrait of Antonius Walaeus, Professor of Jurisprudence at Leiden (1601); het laatste is Self-Portrait with Vanitas Symbols (1651).
Man (6), White collar (3) en Ruff (3), van de 22 werken die op deze pagina worden vermeld.
Oil On Panel, in 4 van de 22 werken die op deze pagina worden vermeld.
Baroque en Dutch baroque, zoals vastgelegd in de werken op deze pagina.
Young man with a fur hat, Self-Portrait en Self-Portrait behoren tot de 5 werken op deze pagina in de collectie van het Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam.
