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Conrad Lauwers was a Flemish engraver who was active in the 17th century. Born in 1632 and active until his death in 1685, Lauwers was a specialist in portrait engravings and produced many prints depicting important figures of the day, including religious leaders and cardinals. Lauwers often worked with the Roman publisher and printer, Jacobus de Rubeis, and his engravings are characterised by fine detail and strong use of line.
Born
1632
Died
1685
Gezicht
Conrad Lauwers
1720
Elijah in the Desert, Fed by an Angel
Conrad Lauwers
1650
Petrus van Bredael
Conrad Lauwers
1650
Saint Peter Weeping
Conrad Lauwers
1650
Sisygambis knielt voor Alexander de Grote
Conrad Lauwers
1677
Elia gevoed door een engel
Conrad Lauwers
1663
Portret van kardinaal Girolamo Boncompagni
Conrad Lauwers
1674
Portret van kardinaal Paolo Savelli
Conrad Lauwers
1674
Portret van Peeter van Bredael
Conrad Lauwers
1662
Portret van Artus Quellinus (II)
Conrad Lauwers
1662
Plattegrond van Scherpenheuvel
Conrad Lauwers
1665
Maria met het Christuskind, de jonge Johannes de Doper ...
Conrad Lauwers
1660
Portret van Jan Baptist della Faille
Conrad Lauwers
1671
Portret van Joris van Son
Conrad Lauwers
1671
Portret van Peeter Boel
Conrad Lauwers
1655