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Jacob van der Heyden was a Dutch engraver active in the 17th century. Known for his detailed and realistic engravings, he created portraits, allegorical scenes, and illustrations for books. Van der Heyden was born in 1573 and passed away in 1645. His work often features intricate details and a keen sense of perspective. He was particularly renowned for his portraits, which capture the individual character of their subjects with remarkable precision. Van der Heyden’s engravings demonstrate a mastery of the technical aspects of printmaking, contributing to the high standards of Dutch art during the Golden Age.
Born
1573
Died
1645
Portret van Johann Heller op 72-jarige leeftijd
Jacob van der Heyden
1638
Portret van Thomas Wegelin op 52-jarige leeftijd
Jacob van der Heyden
1637
Portret van Johann Taufrer
Jacob van der Heyden
1631
Portret van Bartholomeus Nasser op 54-jarige leeftijd
Jacob van der Heyden
1629
Landschap met stad aan een rivier
Jacob van der Heyden
1620
Smell, plate three from The Five Senses
Jacob van der Heyden
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Taste, plate four from The Five Senses
Jacob van der Heyden
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Sound, plate two from The Five Senses
Jacob van der Heyden
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Portret van Rudolf II van Habsburg
Jacob van der Heyden
1660
Portret van Karel V van Habsburg
Jacob van der Heyden
1660
Portret van Ferdinand I van Habsburg
Jacob van der Heyden
1660
Portret van Ferdinand II
Jacob van der Heyden
1660
Portret van Claus Narr
Jacob van der Heyden
1638
Portret van Ferdinand III
Jacob van der Heyden
1635
Portret van Caspar Bitsch op 56-jarige leeftijd
Jacob van der Heyden
1634