Passe Crispijn I De Collection

The Brigands Robbing the Traveler, c1600. Creator: Crispijn de Passe I
The Brigands Robbing the Traveler, c1600. Series: Set of six landscapes (with the history of the Good Samaritan); Plate: plate 2

Eleazer killed by Antiochus, 1591. Creator: Crispijn de Passe I
Eleazer killed by Antiochus, 1591. From Triumphus Martyrum, plate 12

Night, plate four from The Four Parts of the Day, n.d. Creator: Crispijn de Passe I
Night, plate four from The Four Parts of the Day, n.d

Noon, plate two from The Four Parts of the Day, n.d. Creator: Crispijn de Passe I
Noon, plate two from The Four Parts of the Day, n.d

View near Bruges (Vue Pres [sic] de Bruges). Creator: Martin de Monchy
View near Bruges (Vue Pres [sic] de Bruges)

Drunkenness of Noah: Shem and Japheth cover the naked body of Noah, who lies in a tent, a male figure at far right points to Noah

God enters into a covenant with Noah: next to a smoking pyre Noah kneels in a gesture of prayer, surrounded by members of his family, a rainbow stretches over them

Aftermath of the Flood: human bodies strewn on dry land in the foreground, Noahs ark moored on a rocky outcrop beyond, from a series of engravings for the Liber Genesis, 1612

The Flood destroys life on earth: corpses of humans and animals adrift in the foreground, Noahs ark beyond and a flying dove holding a branch above

The beginning of the Flood: men and women climb to higher ground at right, water overtaking animals and people at left, Noahs Ark beyond

Noah kneeling before God at left, the construction of the ark underway beyond, from a series of engravings made for the first edition of the Liber Genesis, 1612

Mankind surrendering to lechery before the Flood: embracing couples on benches around a table with food and drink, from a series of engravings made for the first edition of the Liber Genesis, 1612

Euterpe, from The Muses. Creator: Crispijn de Passe I
Euterpe, from The Muses

Path over a Valley. Creator: Crispijn de Passe I
Path over a Valley. After Jan Brueghel the Elder

Harbor Scene. Creator: Crispijn de Passe I
Harbor Scene. After Jan Brueghel the Elder

Concert of Cats, after the painting in the collection of the Duc de Choiseul, before 1771. After Jan Brueghel the Elder. After Crispijn de Passe the Elder

Rocky Landscape with the Stigmatization of St. Francis (reverse copy). Creator: Unknown
Rocky Landscape with the Stigmatization of St. Francis (reverse copy)

Queen Elizabeth I, 1592. Creator: Crispijn de Passe I
Queen Elizabeth I, 1592

Aqua in a Decorative Border with Sea Creatures, from a Series of Circular Designs with the Four Elements, 1590-1612

Aer in a Decorative Border with Birds, from a Series of Circular Designs with the Four Elements, 1590-1612

Struggle over the Flemish Milch-Cow, 1646. Creator: Crispijn de Passe I
Struggle over the Flemish Milch-Cow, 1646

The Colonist Renede Laudonniere Sablais, after van de Passe, 1861
The Colonist Rene de Laudonniere Sablais, after van de Passe, 1861

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"Passe Crispijn I de: A Journey through Art and Mythology" Step into the world of Passe Crispijn I de, a renowned artist whose works transport us to different realms. From the serene "View near Bruges, " where nature's beauty unfolds before our eyes, to the poignant depiction of Noah's story in "Drunkenness of Noah, " each artwork captivates with its unique narrative. In "God enters into a covenant with Noah, " we witness a powerful moment as Noah humbly kneels beside a smoking pyre, symbolizing his unwavering faith. The aftermath of the Flood is hauntingly portrayed in "Aftermath of the Flood" and "The Flood destroys life on earth. " Human bodies and animal corpses strewn across dry land serve as reminders of both devastation and renewal. "The beginning of the Flood" showcases humanity's struggle for survival as men and women climb towards higher ground while Noah diligently constructs the ark. Meanwhile, mankind surrenders to lechery in "Mankind surrendering to lechery before the Flood, " revealing our vulnerability to temptation. Beyond these biblical tales, it also delves into other subjects. In "Euterpe from The Muses, " he pays homage to Greek mythology by immortalizing one muse through his artistry. His landscapes such as "Path over a Valley" invite us on scenic journeys that awaken our senses. Moreover, Passe Crispijn I de explores everyday scenes like bustling harbors in his masterpiece titled simply "Harbor Scene. " However, it is perhaps his whimsical side that shines brightest in "Concert of Cats. " Inspired by an earlier painting owned by Duc de Choiseul, this delightful piece captures feline musicians harmoniously playing their melodies. Join us on this captivating journey through time and imagination as we unravel Passe Crispijn I de's artistic legacy.