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1,795 artworks · 1600-1750

Nero (after Rubens) by Paulus Pontius|Peter Paul Rubens

Nero (after Rubens)

Paulus Pontius|Peter Paul Rubens, 1638

The Assumption of the Virgin by François Ragot|Peter Paul Rubens

The Assumption of the Virgin

François Ragot|Peter Paul Rubens, mid 17th–late 17th century

Sophocles (after Rubens) by Paulus Pontius|Peter Paul Rubens

Sophocles (after Rubens)

Paulus Pontius|Peter Paul Rubens, 1638

Atalanta and Meleager by Peter Paul Rubens|Johannes Meyssens

Atalanta and Meleager

Peter Paul Rubens|Johannes Meyssens, ca. 1640–70

The Triumph of Bacchus by Jan Popels|Peter Paul Rubens

The Triumph of Bacchus

Jan Popels|Peter Paul Rubens, 1633–63

The Adoration of the Magi by Peter Paul Rubens|Nicolaes Lauwers

The Adoration of the Magi

Peter Paul Rubens|Nicolaes Lauwers, early 17th–late 17th century

Saint Christopher carrying the Christ child across a stream, another man holding a lantern at left on the riverbank by Peter Paul Rubens|Rombout Eynhoudts

Saint Christopher carrying the Christ child across a stream, another man holding a lantern at left on the riverbank

Peter Paul Rubens|Rombout Eynhoudts, ca. 1636–80

Saint Gregory and other saints in front of a gateway with a portrait of the Virgin, cherubs overhead by Rombout Eynhoudts|Peter Paul Rubens

Saint Gregory and other saints in front of a gateway with a portrait of the Virgin, cherubs overhead

Rombout Eynhoudts|Peter Paul Rubens, ca. 1636–80

The Last Supper by Peter Paul Rubens|Pierre Landry

The Last Supper

Peter Paul Rubens|Pierre Landry, early 17th–17th century

Nessos abducting Deianira by Willem Panneels|Peter Paul Rubens

Nessos abducting Deianira

Willem Panneels|Peter Paul Rubens, 1630

The Garden of Love (left block) by Christoffel Jegher|Peter Paul Rubens

The Garden of Love (left block)

Christoffel Jegher|Peter Paul Rubens, 1630s

The Garden of Love (right block) by Christoffel Jegher|Peter Paul Rubens

The Garden of Love (right block)

Christoffel Jegher|Peter Paul Rubens, 1630s

Atalanta and Meleager by Peter Paul Rubens|Willem Panneels

Atalanta and Meleager

Peter Paul Rubens|Willem Panneels, ca. 1631

Saint Agnes, holding a palm leaf and a tethered lamb by Willem Panneels|Peter Paul Rubens

Saint Agnes, holding a palm leaf and a tethered lamb

Willem Panneels|Peter Paul Rubens, ca. 1631

Cambyses punishing the unjust judge Sisamnes by Rombout Eynhoudts|Peter Paul Rubens

Cambyses punishing the unjust judge Sisamnes

Rombout Eynhoudts|Peter Paul Rubens, ca. 1630–80

Saints Peter and Paul in a vestibule by Peter Paul Rubens|Rombout Eynhoudts

Saints Peter and Paul in a vestibule

Peter Paul Rubens|Rombout Eynhoudts, ca. 1630–80

Assumption of the Virgin by Peter Paul Rubens|Paulus Pontius

Assumption of the Virgin

Peter Paul Rubens|Paulus Pontius, 1624

The Consecration of Decius Mus by Antoine Sallaert|Peter Paul Rubens

The Consecration of Decius Mus

Antoine Sallaert|Peter Paul Rubens, ca. 1620–50

Atalanta and Meleager by Cornelis Bloemaert|Peter Paul Rubens

Atalanta and Meleager

Cornelis Bloemaert|Peter Paul Rubens, 1618–84

The Abudction of Proserpina by Peter Paul Rubens|Pieter Soutman

The Abudction of Proserpina

Peter Paul Rubens|Pieter Soutman, ca. 1620–25

Achilles and the daughters of Lycomedes by Peter Paul Rubens|Nicolaes Ryckmans

Achilles and the daughters of Lycomedes

Peter Paul Rubens|Nicolaes Ryckmans, ca. 1620–26

The Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian, with angels crowning him at upper left by Peter Paul Rubens|Willem Panneels

The Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian, with angels crowning him at upper left

Peter Paul Rubens|Willem Panneels, ca. 1620–32

The Conversion of Saint Paul by Peter Paul Rubens|Johannes Meyssens

The Conversion of Saint Paul

Peter Paul Rubens|Johannes Meyssens, early 17th–late 17th century

The Lamentation with Saint Francis and Two Angels by Peter Paul Rubens|Paulus Pontius

The Lamentation with Saint Francis and Two Angels

Peter Paul Rubens|Paulus Pontius, early 17th–mid 17th century

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