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Otto van Veen (1556-1629) was a Flemish painter and draughtsman whose works were popular in his lifetime, but have since fallen out of favor. The influence of Mannerism is readily apparent in his paintings, with his figures often contorted and elongated. Van Veen's works generally depict historical or biblical subjects, and feature a detailed approach, with vivid colors and strong contrasts. While his work is characterized by a detailed approach, a sense of drama and tension can be seen in his paintings, which often feature dynamic compositions and expressive figures. He was also a prolific draughtsman, known for his detailed drawings of mythological and biblical themes.
Born
1556
Died
1629
Judgement of Paris
Otto van Veen
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The Triumph of the Church: Ecclesia Presented with the ...
Otto van Veen
1617
Omnia spernit
Otto van Veen
1615
Titelblad voor de serie De Bataafse Opstand, 69-70
Otto van Veen
1612
The Triumph of the Word of God, from the Series Triumph...
Otto van Veen
1615
Cupid Shooting Arrows at the World Globe
Otto van Veen
1608
Emblematic Scene
Otto van Veen
1607
The Batavians Surround the Romans at Vetera
Otto van Veen
1606
The Conference of the Gauls at Reims
Otto van Veen
1606
A Nocturnal Banquet
Otto van Veen
1606
Valentinus Taken Prisoner
Otto van Veen
1606
Brinno Raised upon the Shield
Otto van Veen
1606
The Conspiracy of Julius Civilis and the Batavians in a...
Otto van Veen
1606
The Batavians Defeating the Romans on the Rhine
Otto van Veen
1606
The Batavians Besiege the Roman Army Regiments at Vetera
Otto van Veen
1606