Anthony van Dyck

(Flemish, 1599–1641)

Room Paintings holds 31 paintings by Anthony van Dyck, from the National Gallery of Art, The Met, the Art Institute of Chicago and the Cleveland Museum of Art. They date from 1617 to 1638. We file all of them under Baroque. The most common subjects are women, men and portraits. 14 of them suit a room in our lists, most often the staircase and apartment or dorm.

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The 29 paintings

Lucas van Uffel (died 1637), Anthony van Dyck, ca. 1622, oil on canvas

Anthony van Dyck Lucas van Uffel (died 1637), ca. 1622 The Met

Queen Henrietta Maria, Anthony van Dyck, 1636, oil on canvas

Anthony van Dyck Queen Henrietta Maria, 1636 The Met

Head of a Girl, Anthony van Dyck, c. 1618–c. 1620, oil on panel

Anthony van Dyck Head of a Girl, c. 1618–c. 1620 Art Institute of Chicago

Helena Tromper Du Bois, Anthony van Dyck, c. 1631, oil on canvas

Anthony van Dyck Helena Tromper Du Bois, c. 1631 Art Institute of Chicago

Study Head of an Old Man with a White Beard, Anthony van Dyck, ca. 1617–20, oil on wood

Anthony van Dyck Study Head of an Old Man with a White Beard, ca. 1617–20 The Met

Two Tritons at the Feast of Acheloüs, Anthony van Dyck, 1627, oil on canvas

Anthony van Dyck Two Tritons at the Feast of Acheloüs, 1627 The Met

Shown from the chest up with his body and head facing us, a pale-skinned young man cuts his light-brown eyes sharply to our right in this vertical portrait painting.

Anthony van Dyck Head of a Young Man, c. 1617/1618 National Gallery of Art

Portrait of a Man, Anthony van Dyck, ca. 1618, oil on wood

Anthony van Dyck Portrait of a Man, ca. 1618 The Met

Portrait of a Woman, Called the Marchesa Durazzo, Anthony van Dyck, probably ca. 1622–25, oil on canvas

Anthony van Dyck Portrait of a Woman, Called the Marchesa Durazzo, probably ca. 1622–25 The Met

Self-Portrait, Anthony van Dyck, ca. 1620–21, oil on canvas

Anthony van Dyck Self-Portrait, ca. 1620–21 The Met

Shown from the knees up, a pale-skinned woman wears a wide, pleated collar and a black gown in this vertical portrait painting. Her body is angled to our left, and she looks at us from the corners of her light brown eyes.

Anthony van Dyck Portrait of a Flemish Lady, probably 1618 National Gallery of Art

James Stuart (1612–1655), Duke of Richmond and Lennox, Anthony van Dyck, ca. 1633–35, oil on canvas

Anthony van Dyck James Stuart (1612–1655), Duke of Richmond and Lennox, ca. 1633–35 The Met

Robert Rich (1587–1658), Second Earl of Warwick, Anthony van Dyck, ca. 1632–35, oil on canvas

Anthony van Dyck Robert Rich (1587–1658), Second Earl of Warwick, ca. 1632–35 The Met

A woman wearing a voluminous black dress with a wide, ruffled collar sits holding the hand of a young boy, who stands next to her, in this vertical portrait painting.

Anthony van Dyck A Genoese Noblewoman and Her Son, c. 1626 National Gallery of Art

A Genoese Lady with Her Child, Anthony van Dyck, c. 1623–25, oil on canvas

Anthony van Dyck A Genoese Lady with Her Child, c. 1623–25 Cleveland Museum of Art

Virgin and Child with Saint Catherine of Alexandria, Anthony van Dyck, ca. 1630, oil on canvas

Anthony van Dyck Virgin and Child with Saint Catherine of Alexandria, ca. 1630 The Met

Light pours over a woman floating in front of a bank of clouds, surrounded by ten mostly nude, toddler-like winged putti in this vertical painting. The woman, Mary, and the putti all have pale, peachy skin.

Anthony van Dyck The Virgin as Intercessor, 1628/1629 National Gallery of Art

Shown from the knees up, a pale-skinned man wears a tall, black hat, wide white ruffs at the neck and cuffs, and a voluminous black garment in this vertical portrait painting.

Anthony van Dyck Giovanni Vincenzo Imperiale, 1626 National Gallery of Art

Anthony van Dyck The Prefect Raffaele Raggi, c. 1625 National Gallery of Art

A tall woman with pale white skin and a shorter man with brown skin stand on a terrace in this vertical, full-length portrait.

Anthony van Dyck Marchesa Elena Grimaldi Cattaneo, 1623 National Gallery of Art

A young boy with pale skin and short brown hair, wearing a black and gold jerkin and breeches, white lace collar, and buttercup-yellow stockings, stands facing us with a dog at his heels in this vertical portrait painting.

Anthony van Dyck Filippo Cattaneo, 1623 National Gallery of Art

A young girl with light skin, round, rosy cheeks, and blond hair holds an apple and wears a full, ankle-length, silvery white dress with puffy sleeves in this vertical portrait painting.

Anthony van Dyck Maddalena Cattaneo, 1623 National Gallery of Art

A woman with a pale, peachy skin stands wearing a voluminous rose-pink, silk dress and holding a wreath of pink and white roses and greenery in this vertical portrait painting.

Anthony van Dyck Catherine Howard, Lady d'Aubigny, c. 1638 National Gallery of Art

A man with pale skin, wearing a gold-embroidered amber-yellow jacket and tomato-red pants, stands in front of a rocky outcropping with a distant view beyond in this vertical portrait painting.

Anthony van Dyck Henri II de Lorraine, c. 1634 National Gallery of Art

A woman with pale skin, wearing a shimmering, azure-blue gown, stands next to a child with a pale pink complexion, wearing a flame-red suit in this vertical portrait painting.

Anthony van Dyck Queen Henrietta Maria with Sir Jeffrey Hudson, 1633 National Gallery of Art

Shown from the knees up, a pale-skinned woman wearing a voluminous, gold-trimmed, white satin gown and a black overdress stands holding a closed fan in this vertical portrait painting.

Anthony van Dyck Lady with a Fan, c. 1628 National Gallery of Art

A woman with pale, peachy skin wearing elegant gold and ink-black garments sits in front of a stone portico in this vertical portrait painting. Her red armchair is angled to our right, but the woman turns to look at us under cocked brows.

Anthony van Dyck Isabella Brant, 1621 National Gallery of Art

A pale-skinned woman sits on a red velvet chair, which is almost entirely hidden by her voluminous, dark emerald-green and gold gown, in this vertical portrait painting.

Anthony van Dyck Marchesa Balbi, c. 1623 National Gallery of Art

Shown from about the hips up, a young, pale-skinned man with curly brown hair stands facing and looking at us, wearing a plum-purple coat under a golden yellow cape in this vertical portrait painting.

Anthony van Dyck Philip, Lord Wharton, 1632 National Gallery of Art

Show all works (2 more: nudes or violent scenes)

Our room, color and style lists leave these out. They are public domain like the rest.

Saint Rosalie Interceding for the Plague-stricken of Palermo, Anthony van Dyck, 1624, oil on canvas

Anthony van Dyck Saint Rosalie Interceding for the Plague-stricken of Palermo, 1624 The Met

A young girl stands next to and holds the hand of an elegantly dressed woman sitting in a wooden armchair near stone columns, in front of a crimson-red curtain pulled up to reveal a distant landscape view in this vertical portrait painting.

Anthony van Dyck Susanna Fourment and Her Daughter, 1621 National Gallery of Art