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Choose from 9 pictures in our Jan Wildens collection for your Wall Art or Photo Gift. Popular choices include Framed Prints, Canvas Prints, Posters and Jigsaw Puzzles. All professionally made for quick delivery.


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Priest carrying the eucharist to a dying person, before 1630 (oil on canvas)
Priest carrying the eucharist to a dying person, before 1630 (oil on canvas)
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The sacristan accompanying the priest taking the eucharist to a dying man, before 1630
The sacristan accompanying the priest taking the eucharist to a dying man, before 1630
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A wooded river landscape with figures on a road
A wooded river landscape with figures on a road
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View Antwerp city surrounding farmlands land side
View Antwerp city surrounding farmlands land side
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Horseman 1650 Etching third state four NH Plate
Horseman 1650 Etching third state four NH Plate
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Horseman 1650 Etching second state four Plate
Horseman 1650 Etching second state four Plate
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Horseman 1650 Etching third state four Sheet
Horseman 1650 Etching third state four Sheet
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Antwerp, Anvers, Antwerpen, Jan Wildens, 1656
Antwerp, Anvers, Antwerpen, Jan Wildens, 1656
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The sacristan accompanying the priest taking the eucharist to a dying man, before 1630 Featured Jan Wildens Print

The sacristan accompanying the priest taking the eucharist to a dying man, before 1630

498713 The sacristan accompanying the priest taking the eucharist to a dying man, before 1630 (oil on canvas) by Rubens, Peter Paul (1577-1640); Prado, Madrid, Spain; (add.info.: Detail from Rubens' portrayal of the deed of devotion made by Rudolph I (1218-91) King of the Romans and founder of the Habsburg dynasty; in this story, Rudolph, while out hunting, met a a priest and sacristan taking the eucharist to a dying man but unable to cross a swift flowing river; as an act of devotion and piety the king and his page gave their horses to the priest and sacristan so that they could reach the dying man; in 1630 the picture was in the collection of the great art collector, Marquis de Leganes, who acquired many works by Flemish artists during his service in the Spanish Netherlands, and later passed to the Spanish royal collection; the figures in this painting were by Rubens but the background landscapes were by Jan Wildens (1586-1653);); Flemish, out of copyright

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