Jacques Bellange Collection

Melchior, early 17th century. Creator: Jacques Bellange
Melchior, early 17th century

Hurdy-Gurdy Player Attacking a Pilgrim, c1614. Creator: Jacques Bellange
Hurdy-Gurdy Player Attacking a Pilgrim, c1614

The Virgin and Child with a Rose, c. 1616 / 1617. Creator: Jacques Bellange
The Virgin and Child with a Rose, c. 1616/1617

The Three Marys at the Tomb. Creator: Jacques Bellange
The Three Marys at the Tomb

The Road to Calvary. Creator: Jacques Bellange
The Road to Calvary

The Raising of Lazarus. Creator: Jacques Bellange
The Raising of Lazarus

The Madonna Spinning, 1615. Creator: Jacques Bellange
The Madonna Spinning, 1615

The Holy Family with Saint Catherine, Saint John the Evangelist, and an Angel, 1612 / 1616
The Holy Family with Saint Catherine, Saint John the Evangelist, and an Angel, 1612/1616

The Blind Hurdy Gurdy Player. Creator: Jacques Bellange
The Blind Hurdy Gurdy Player

Fighting Beggars. Creator: Jacques Bellange
Fighting Beggars

Saint John. Creator: Jacques Bellange
Saint John

Three Haloed Female Figures, ca. 1610-50. Creator: Matthaus Merian
Three Haloed Female Figures, ca. 1610-50

Balthasar, after figure in "The Adoration of the Magi"by Jacques Bellange, ca
Balthasar, after figure in " The Adoration of the Magi" by Jacques Bellange, ca. 1610-50

Caspar, after Three Magi series by Jacques Bellange, ca. 1615. Creator: Matthaus Merian
Caspar, after Three Magi series by Jacques Bellange, ca. 1615

Melchior, after Three Magi series by Jacques Bellange, ca. 1615. Creator: Matthaus Merian
Melchior, after Three Magi series by Jacques Bellange, ca. 1615

Caspar, after a series of the three magi by Jacques Bellange. Creator: Jacques Bellange
Caspar, after a series of the three magi by Jacques Bellange

The Annunciation. Creator: Jacques Bellange
The Annunciation

Christ Carrying the Cross. Creator: Jacques Bellange
Christ Carrying the Cross

The Raising of Lazarus, 1595-1616. Creator: Jacques Bellange
The Raising of Lazarus, 1595-1616

Madonna with a Rose, 1595-1616. Creator: Jacques Bellange
Madonna with a Rose, 1595-1616

Melchior, from Three Magi series, 1595-1616. Creator: Jacques Bellange
Melchior, from Three Magi series, 1595-1616. Brought the gift of gold to Jesus

Military Figures outside a City, 1595-1616. Creator: Jacques Bellange
Military Figures outside a City, 1595-1616

Balthasar, from Three Magi series, 1595-1616. Creator: Jacques Bellange
Balthasar, from Three Magi series, 1595-1616. Balthazar gave the gift of myrrh, which symbolised the future death of a king

Saint Jude (or Saint Matthias), 1595-1616. Creator: Jacques Bellange
Saint Jude (or Saint Matthias), 1595-1616

Saint Andrew, 1595-1616. Creator: Jacques Bellange
Saint Andrew, 1595-1616

Saint Jacob Minor, 1595-1616. Creator: Jacques Bellange
Saint Jacob Minor, 1595-1616

Diana and Orion. Creator: Jacques Bellange
Diana and Orion

Gardener, from Hortulanae series. Creator: Jacques Bellange
Gardener, from Hortulanae series

Two Fighting Beggars, 1612-16. Creator: Jacques Bellange
Two Fighting Beggars, 1612-16

Pieta, 1612-16. Creator: Jacques Bellange
Pieta, 1612-16

Gardener with a Basket on her Arm, from Hortulanae series, 1612-16

Hortulana, from Hortulanae series, 1611. Creator: Jacques Bellange
Hortulana, from Hortulanae series, 1611

Virgin and Child with an Angel, 1612-16. Creator: Jacques Bellange
Virgin and Child with an Angel, 1612-16

The Suicide of Portia, 1612-16. Creator: Jacques Bellange
The Suicide of Portia, 1612-16

Madonna and Child, 1612-16. Creator: Jacques Bellange
Madonna and Child, 1612-16

The Three Magi: Melchior, c. 1615. Creator: Jacques Bellange (French, c. 1575-1616)
The Three Magi: Melchior, c. 1615. Bellange portrayed each of the three Magi-Balthasar, Melchior, and Caspar-as a single-figure print

The Martyrdom of Saint Lucy. Creator: Jacques Bellange (French, c. 1575-1616)
The Martyrdom of Saint Lucy

The Virgin and Child with Distaff and an Angel, c. 1611-1613. Creator: Jacques Bellange (French, c)
The Virgin and Child with Distaff and an Angel, c. 1611-1613. Bellange produced only 48 etchings between 1611 and 1616, yet his brilliant artistic imagination

Theatre, late 16th / early 17th century. Artist: Jacques Bellange
Theatre, Bellange, Private Collection

Martyrdom Saint Lucy Jacques Bellange French
The Martyrdom of Saint Lucy. Jacques Bellange (French, c.1575-1616). Etching

Caspar series three magi Jacques Bellange Etching
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Annunciation etching engraving second state three
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Melchior Three Magi series Jacques Bellange ca
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Christ Carrying Cross etching image 16 1 / 8 x 23 1 / 4
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Raising Lazarus ca 1606-8 Pen brown ink wash
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Martyrdom Saint Lucy Etching image 18 1 / 4 x 13 7 / 8
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Samson Hercules? late 16th-early 17th century
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Balthasar figure Adoration Magi Jacques Bellange
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Jacques Bellange: A Master of Emotion and Detail Step into the world of Jacques Bellange, a renowned artist from the 17th century whose works continue to captivate viewers with their emotional depth and intricate details. With each stroke of his brush, Bellange brings to life scenes that resonate with both religious fervor and human vulnerability. In "The Virgin and Child with a Rose, " created around 1616/1617, Bellange portrays the tender bond between mother and child. The delicate rose symbolizes purity while highlighting Mary's role as the Mother of God. "The Three Marys at the Tomb" transports us to the biblical moment when grief turns into hope. Through skillful use of light and shadow, Bellange captures the raw emotions experienced by these women as they discover Jesus' empty tomb. Bellange's "The Road to Calvary" takes us on a journey alongside Christ as he carries his cross towards crucifixion. The artist's attention to detail is evident in every wrinkle on Christ's face, conveying both physical pain and spiritual strength. In "The Raising of Lazarus, " we witness an awe-inspiring miracle unfold before our eyes. Bellange masterfully depicts Lazarus emerging from his tomb, capturing not only astonishment but also faith in divine power. "The Madonna Spinning" showcases another side of Bellange's talent by portraying everyday life infused with spirituality. This painting invites us into Mary's domestic realm as she engages in a mundane task while radiating gracefulness. Bellange explores familial bonds further in "The Holy Family with Saint Catherine, Saint John the Evangelist, and an Angel. " Here, he presents an intimate scene filled with love and tenderness among family members who embody different aspects of Christian devotion. With "The Blind Hurdy Gurdy Player, " Bellange delves into themes of poverty and hardship. Through this poignant portrayal, he reminds us not only of the struggles faced by marginalized individuals but also of their inherent dignity.