Retrato de I Jonson van Ceulen

As 100 Pinturas Mais Famosas de I Jonson van Ceulen, uma Seleção da Galeria

Atualizado em Novembro 2026 · classificado pela nossa pontuação de popularidade (pesquisas, visitas e pedidos de cada obra) · 127 obras de I Jonson van Ceulen em nosso catálogo

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De todas as obras originais deixadas por I Jonson van Ceulen, a mais famosa é Portrait of Susanna Temple, Later Lady Lister (1620), da coleção do Tate Britain, em Londres. Logo atrás vêm Portrait of Elisabeth Vivien Parmentier (1655) e Sir Thomas Holte (1571-1654), 1st Baronet of Aston Hall (1650). Nosso catálogo contém 127 obras de I Jonson van Ceulen; a galeria preservou as 100 que o mundo mais admira, cada uma exibida com sua data, seu museu e sua história.

1593 – 1661, Londres Baroque Mais obras: National Portrait Gallery

As 10 principais pinturas de I Jonson van Ceulen: a escolha da galeria

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Portrait of Susanna Temple, Later Lady Lister (1620) de I Jonson van Ceulen

Portrait of Susanna Temple, Later Lady Lister

1620 · Oil On Panel · Tate Britain, Londres

In this 1620 oil portrait, titled Portrait of Susanna Temple, Later Lady Lister, Cornelis Janssens van Ceulen captures a woman poised at a threshold of identity and social standing. The sitter, Susanna Temple, gazes out from the canvas with a quiet presence that suggests a life of significant lineage. She is the only daughter of Sir Alexander Temple of Etchingham, Sussex, and her very likeness carries the weight of her…

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Portrait of Elisabeth Vivien Parmentier (1655) de I Jonson van Ceulen

Portrait of Elisabeth Vivien Parmentier

1655 · Oil On Canvas · Nationalmuseum, Estocolmo

Elisabeth Vivien Parmentier emerges from a deep, atmospheric darkness, her figure pushed forward by a masterful use of light that feels almost tactile. She sits in a three-quarter length pose, her presence commanding a quiet, aristocratic composure. The light, descending from the upper left, brushes against the soft curves of her face and catches the subtle sheen of her skin, creating a sense of three-dimensional life. There is a stillness…

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Sir Thomas Holte (1571-1654), 1st Baronet of Aston Hall (1650) de I Jonson van Ceulen

Sir Thomas Holte (1571-1654), 1st Baronet of Aston Hall

1650 · Oil On Panel · Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, Birmingham

In this formal portrait, we encounter Sir Thomas Holte, the 1st Baronet of Aston Hall, as he appeared in the mid-17th century. The composition is a bust-length study, positioning the subject slightly off-center to create a sense of natural movement. He turns his head toward the right, yet his gaze remains fixed upon the observer, establishing an immediate, quiet connection. The palette is restrained, relying on deep blacks and somber…

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Unknown man, formerly known as Richard Weston, 1st Earl of Portland (1627) de I Jonson van Ceulen

Unknown man, formerly known as Richard Weston, 1st Earl of Portland

1627 · Oil On Panel · National Portrait Gallery, Londres

A single man emerges from a void of deep, indeterminate darkness. The light, striking from the upper left, carves the contours of an aging face, casting the right side into a soft, heavy shadow. He wears a millstone collar, a rhythmic architecture of white linen that catches the light with startling clarity. The fabric folds in sharp, pleated lines, creating a stark contrast against the dark doublet of his clothing.…

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Portrait of a Man, probably Sir Francis Godolphin (1633) de I Jonson van Ceulen

Portrait of a Man, probably Sir Francis Godolphin

1633 · Oil On Canvas · Yale Center for British Art, New Haven

The oil on canvas work titled Portrait of a Man, probably Sir Francis Godolphin presents a striking encounter with a figure from the seventeenth century. Created in 1633, the painting captures a moment of quiet dignity through the hand of Cornelis Janssens van Ceulen. This portraitist, known for his ability to navigate the artistic landscapes of both London and the Netherlands, brings a precise touch to the sitter's presence. The…

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William III, Prince of Orange, as a child (1657) de I Jonson van Ceulen

William III, Prince of Orange, as a child

1657 · Oil On Canvas · Yale Center for British Art, New Haven

This half-length oval portrait, titled William III, Prince of Orange, as a child, presents a quiet study of the young boy in a formal setting. Painted by Cornelis Janssens van Ceulen, the work captures the subject during a period of significant historical transition. The artist’s hand is clearly visible in the meticulous execution of the sitter's likeness, a task he undertook in 1657.

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William Fitzwilliam, Second Lord Fitzwilliam of Liffer (1629) de I Jonson van Ceulen

William Fitzwilliam, Second Lord Fitzwilliam of Liffer

1629 · Oil On Panel · Detroit Institute of Arts, Detroit

In this 1629 portrait, Cornelis Janssens van Ceulen presents William Fitzwilliam, Second Lord Fitzwilliam of Liffer. The subject is a single male figure, captured in a moment of composed stillness. There is a quiet authority in his expression that speaks to his position. Through the careful rendering of his features and attire, the artist conveys an air of dignity, wealth, and status.

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Madame Tulp (1660) de I Jonson van Ceulen

Madame Tulp

1660 · Oil On Canvas · Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, D.C.

In this 1660 portrait, we encounter Margaretha Tulp, presented with a quiet, poised dignity that defines the Baroque era. The composition is a three-quarter length study, positioning her against a deep, undifferentiated black background. This void does more than provide contrast; it pushes her figure forward, creating a sense of physical depth through the stark interplay of light and dark. The light enters from the upper left, washing over her…

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Sir William Waller (1643) de I Jonson van Ceulen

Sir William Waller

1643 · Oil On Canvas · National Portrait Gallery, Londres

This bust-length portrait depicts Sir William Waller, a man captured in the stillness of 1643. The subject is presented with a focused gaze, his presence defined by the weight of his station. Cornelis Janssens van Ceulen rendered this likeness during a period of significant transition, fixing the sitter within a somber, formal composition. The work remains a direct encounter with the man himself.

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Portrait of Antoine Charles Parmentier (1655) de I Jonson van Ceulen

Portrait of Antoine Charles Parmentier

1655 · Oil On Canvas · Nationalmuseum, Estocolmo

A formal three-quarter length portrait of Antoine Charles Parmentier presents a figure of quiet dignity. Positioned slightly off-center, the subject meets the observer's gaze directly, establishing an immediate, intimate connection. The composition relies on a restrained, monochromatic palette of deep blacks and muted earth tones, which allows the structural elements of the figure to emerge from the darkness. A sharp, white collar and cuffs provide the primary points of contrast…

A seleção de I Jonson van Ceulen continua, de 11 a 100

11Katheryn Spiller, Lady Reynell (1631) de I Jonson van CeulenKatheryn Spiller, Lady Reynell1631 · Amgueddfa Cymru 12Portrait of a Young Man (1643) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of a Young Man1643 · Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco 13Thomas Coventry, 1st Baron Coventry (1639) de I Jonson van CeulenThomas Coventry, 1st Baron Coventry1639 · National Portrait Gallery 14Portrait of a Lady in White (1639) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of a Lady in White1639 · Dulwich Picture Gallery 15Portrait of an Unknown Woman (1619) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of an Unknown Woman1619 · Yale Center for British Art 16Portrait of Johan van Someren (1622-76) (1650) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of Johan van Someren (1622-76)1650 · Rijksmuseum 17Unknown man, formerly known as Cornelius Johnson (1636) de I Jonson van CeulenUnknown man, formerly known as Cornelius Johnson1636 · National Portrait Gallery 18Sir Alexander Temple (1620) de I Jonson van CeulenSir Alexander Temple1620 · Yale Center for British Art 19Portrait of Elisabeth Vervoorn (1617-1657) (1650) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of Elisabeth Vervoorn (1617-1657)1650 · Rijksmuseum 20Portrait of Joan Pietersz Reael (1625-59) (1648) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of Joan Pietersz Reael (1625-59)1648 · Rijksmuseum 21Portrait of a Woman, possibly Elizabeth Boothby (1619) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of a Woman, possibly Elizabeth Boothby1619 · Cleveland Museum of Art 22Walter Pye (1571 - 1635) (1617) de I Jonson van CeulenWalter Pye (1571 - 1635)1617 · Wallington Hall 23An Old Woman in a Cartwheel Ruff and a Black Hat (1621) de I Jonson van CeulenAn Old Woman in a Cartwheel Ruff and a Black Hat1621 · Uppark 24Isaac Bargrave, Dean of Canterbury (1636) de I Jonson van CeulenIsaac Bargrave, Dean of Canterbury1636 · Universidade de Cambridge 25Portrait of Adrien de Montesquiou-Montluc, Count of Carmain, Prince of Chabanais (1571-1646) (1627) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of Adrien de Montesquiou-Montluc, Count of Carmain, Prince of Chabanais (1571-1646)1627 · Bavarian State Painting Collections 26Portrait of an Older Lady (1627) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of an Older Lady1627 · Bavarian State Painting Collections 27John Digby, 1st Earl of Bristol (1580-1653) (1628) de I Jonson van CeulenJohn Digby, 1st Earl of Bristol (1580-1653)1628 · National Gallery of Ireland 28Portrait of Willem Thielen (1596-1638) (1634) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of Willem Thielen (1596-1638)1634 · Museum Catharijneconvent 29Portrait of Maria de Fraeye (1605-1682) (1634) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of Maria de Fraeye (1605-1682)1634 · Museum Catharijneconvent 30Richard Herbert, later 2nd Baron Herbert of Chirbury (c.1606-1655) (1635) de I Jonson van CeulenRichard Herbert, later 2nd Baron Herbert of Chirbury (c.1606-1655)1635 · Powys Castle Museum 31Called Spencer Compton, 2nd Earl of Northampton (1601-1643) but probably Richard Sackville, 3rd Earl of Dorset (1589 - 1624) (1624) de I Jonson van CeulenCalled Spencer Compton, 2nd Earl of Northampton (1601-1643) but probably Richard Sackville, 3rd Earl of Dorset (1589 - 1624)1624 · Knole House 32Sarah Harington, Lady Edmondes, aged 63 (1628) de I Jonson van CeulenSarah Harington, Lady Edmondes, aged 631628 · Hatchlands Park 33An Unknown Boy with a Bird (1629) de I Jonson van CeulenAn Unknown Boy with a Bird1629 34Abigail Sacheverell, Mrs Humphrey Pakington (1630) de I Jonson van CeulenAbigail Sacheverell, Mrs Humphrey Pakington1630 · Coughton Court 35Sir Thomas Coventry, 1st Baron Coventry of Aylesborough (1578-1640) as  Lord Keeper of the Great Seal (1626) de I Jonson van CeulenSir Thomas Coventry, 1st Baron Coventry of Aylesborough (1578-1640) as Lord Keeper of the Great Seal1626 · Charlecote Park 36Portrait of an Unknown Lady (1629) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of an Unknown Lady1629 37Portrait of an Unknown Gentleman (1629) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of an Unknown Gentleman1629 38Portrait of Barney Reymes (1588-1668) (1630) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of Barney Reymes (1588-1668)1630 39Portrait of Eleanor or Mary Campion (1630) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of Eleanor or Mary Campion1630 · Museum of Fine Arts 40Portrait of a Lady (1624) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of a Lady1624 · Royal Collection 41Robert, Lord Bruce, later 2nd Earl of Elgin and 1st Earl of Ailesbury (1626 - 1685) (1633) de I Jonson van CeulenRobert, Lord Bruce, later 2nd Earl of Elgin and 1st Earl of Ailesbury (1626 - 1685)1633 · Galeria Nacional de Retratos de Escócia 42Lettice Morison, Vicountess Falkland (1633) de I Jonson van CeulenLettice Morison, Vicountess Falkland1633 · Indianapolis Museum of Art 43Portrait of a Lady (1633) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of a Lady1633 · Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki 44Portrait of a Woman (1631) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of a Woman1631 · Museu de Belas Artes de Boston 45Portrait of Thomas, 1st Baron Coventry (1631) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of Thomas, 1st Baron Coventry1631 46A Young Boy of the Harpur Family (1637) de I Jonson van CeulenA Young Boy of the Harpur Family1637 · Calke Abbey 47An Unknown Boy, inscribed as the Earl of Effingham (1638) de I Jonson van CeulenAn Unknown Boy, inscribed as the Earl of Effingham1638 · Antony House 48Unknown Lady (1646) de I Jonson van CeulenUnknown Lady1646 · Fitzwilliam Museum 49Portrait of an Unknown Lady (1646) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of an Unknown Lady1646 50Apolonius Veth (1644) de I Jonson van CeulenApolonius Veth1644 51Cornelia Veth (1644) de I Jonson van CeulenCornelia Veth1644 52The municipality of The Hague in 1646 (1647) de I Jonson van CeulenThe municipality of The Hague in 16461647 53Half-length Portrait of a Man against a Drapery Background (1650) de I Jonson van CeulenHalf-length Portrait of a Man against a Drapery Background1650 54Portrait of an Unknown Man (1652) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of an Unknown Man1652 · Fries Museum 55Portrait of a Lady, supposed to be Henrietta Maria, Queen of Charles I (1650) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of a Lady, supposed to be Henrietta Maria, Queen of Charles I1650 56William Hamilton, 2nd Duke of Hamilton MP, PC, KG (1616-1651) (1649) de I Jonson van CeulenWilliam Hamilton, 2nd Duke of Hamilton MP, PC, KG (1616-1651)1649 · Ham House 57William Hamilton, 2nd Duke of Hamilton (1616-1651) with John Maitland, Earl (later) Duke of Lauderdale (1616-1682) (1649) de I Jonson van CeulenWilliam Hamilton, 2nd Duke of Hamilton (1616-1651) with John Maitland, Earl (later) Duke of Lauderdale (1616-1682)1649 · Ham House 58A Young Girl with a Lamb (1660) de I Jonson van CeulenA Young Girl with a Lamb1660 · Calke Abbey 59Portrait of Jasper Schade (1623-1692) (1654) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of Jasper Schade (1623-1692)1654 · Rijksmuseum Twenthe 60Unknown Lady (1659) de I Jonson van CeulenUnknown Lady1659 61William III (1650-1702) when a Child (1657) de I Jonson van CeulenWilliam III (1650-1702) when a Child1657 · Royal Collection 62Portrait of a woman, 1652 (1652) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of a woman, 16521652 · Fries Museum 63Portrait of Ida Maria Hooft (1655) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of Ida Maria Hooft1655 · Museum Rotterdam 64Portrait of Daniël van Hogendorp (1655) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of Daniël van Hogendorp1655 · Museum Rotterdam 65Portrait of a man, possibly François van Beughem de Bodighem (?-1657) (1657) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of a man, possibly François van Beughem de Bodighem (?-1657)1657 · Centraal Museum 66Portrait of Anthony van Hilten (1585-1670) (1650) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of Anthony van Hilten (1585-1670)1650 · Centraal Museum 67Portrait of a Woman (1650) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of a Woman1650 · Centraal Museum 68Portrait of Cornelia Strick van Linschoten (1654) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of Cornelia Strick van Linschoten1654 · Rijksmuseum Twenthe 69Portrait of John Beck and his five children (1650) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of John Beck and his five children1650 · Mauritshuis 70Portrait of Antonius Aemilius (1589-1660), hoogleraar Historie en Staatkunde te Utrecht 1634-1660 (1659) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of Antonius Aemilius (1589-1660), hoogleraar Historie en Staatkunde te Utrecht 1634-16601659 71Portrait of Adriaan van Blijenburgh (1616-1682) (1654) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of Adriaan van Blijenburgh (1616-1682)1654 · Huis Van Gijn 72Portrait of an unknown man (1662) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of an unknown man1662 · Museus Reais de Belas Artes da Bélgica 73Francis Lord Cottington (1628) de I Jonson van CeulenFrancis Lord Cottington1628 · Parliamentary Art Collection 74A lady, thought to be Catherine Fenn (1623) de I Jonson van CeulenA lady, thought to be Catherine Fenn1623 · Art Gallery of South Australia 75Portrait of a Lady in Blue (1639) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of a Lady in Blue1639 · Dulwich Picture Gallery 76Portrait of a Gentleman (1637) de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of a Gentleman1637 · Smithsonian American Art Museum 77Lady Hester Mainwaring, née Wase (1618) de I Jonson van CeulenLady Hester Mainwaring, née Wase1618 · Government Art Collection 78Grace Bradbourne, Wife of Sir Thomas Holte de I Jonson van CeulenGrace Bradbourne, Wife of Sir Thomas HolteBirmingham Museums And Art Gallery 79John Coxwell (1614) de I Jonson van CeulenJohn Coxwell1614 80Gruffydd Madryn (1621) de I Jonson van CeulenGruffydd Madryn1621 · Amgueddfa Cymru 81Lucius, 2nd Viscount Falkland (1635) de I Jonson van CeulenLucius, 2nd Viscount Falkland1635 · Birmingham Museums And Art Gallery 82Margaret Miller, Lady Heath (1631) de I Jonson van CeulenMargaret Miller, Lady Heath1631 · Killerton 83Elizabeth Holte (1635) de I Jonson van CeulenElizabeth Holte1635 · Birmingham Museums And Art Gallery 84Mary Pakington, Lady Yate (1635) de I Jonson van CeulenMary Pakington, Lady Yate1635 85Lady Gertrude Howard (1630) de I Jonson van CeulenLady Gertrude Howard1630 86Mary Heath, Lady Morley (1631) de I Jonson van CeulenMary Heath, Lady Morley1631 · Killerton 87Lucius Carey, 2nd Viscount Falkland (1633) de I Jonson van CeulenLucius Carey, 2nd Viscount Falkland1633 · Montacute House 88James Ussher, Bishop of Armagh (1641) de I Jonson van CeulenJames Ussher, Bishop of Armagh1641 89Mary, Princess of Orange (1639) de I Jonson van CeulenMary, Princess of Orange1639 90Dr Robert Byng (1648) de I Jonson van CeulenDr Robert Byng1648 91King Charles II (1639) de I Jonson van CeulenKing Charles II1639 · National Portrait Gallery 92King James II (1639) de I Jonson van CeulenKing James II1639 93Hendrik van Brederode Aged 10 (1648) de I Jonson van CeulenHendrik van Brederode Aged 101648 · Kedleston Hall 94Henry Grey, 1st Earl of Stamford (1638) de I Jonson van CeulenHenry Grey, 1st Earl of Stamford1638 · Dunham Massey 95Edward Holte (1635) de I Jonson van CeulenEdward Holte1635 · Birmingham Museums And Art Gallery 96Portrait of an Officer in Armour de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of an Officer in ArmourNational Gallery of Ireland 97An Unidentified Widow, known as Elizabeth Hardwick ('Bess of Hardwick'), Countess of Shrewsbury (c.1527-1608) de I Jonson van CeulenAn Unidentified Widow, known as Elizabeth Hardwick ('Bess of Hardwick'), Countess of Shrewsbury (c.1527-1608)Hardwick Hall 98Portrait of a Man de I Jonson van CeulenPortrait of a ManYale Center for British Art 99Sarah Harington, Lady Edmondo de I Jonson van CeulenSarah Harington, Lady EdmondoNationalmuseum 100Unknown man de I Jonson van CeulenUnknown manNationalmuseum

Pinturas famosas de I Jonson van Ceulen, período por período

Os temas que cativaram o olhar de I Jonson van Ceulen

Os quatro temas que mais se repetem nestas obras originais, cada um com o seu melhor exemplo.

Os museus que guardam os originais de I Jonson van Ceulen

Os 8 museus que detêm a maioria das pinturas desta página.

Museus Cidade Obras de I Jonson van Ceulen Pinturas desta lista
National Portrait Gallery, LondresNational Portrait Gallery Londres 5 Unknown man, formerly known as Richard Weston, 1st Earl of Portland, Sir William Waller, Thomas Coventry, 1st Baron Coventry
Yale Center for British Art, New HavenYale Center for British Art New Haven 5 Portrait of a Man, probably Sir Francis Godolphin, William III, Prince of Orange, as a child, Portrait of an Unknown Woman
Nationalmuseum, EstocolmoNationalmuseum Estocolmo 4 Portrait of Elisabeth Vivien Parmentier, Portrait of Antoine Charles Parmentier, Sarah Harington, Lady Edmondo
Birmingham Museums And Art Gallery, BirminghamBirmingham Museums And Art Gallery Birmingham 4 Grace Bradbourne, Wife of Sir Thomas Holte, Lucius, 2nd Viscount Falkland, Elizabeth Holte
Rijksmuseum, AmsterdãRijksmuseum Amsterdã 3 Portrait of Johan van Someren (1622-76), Portrait of Elisabeth Vervoorn (1617-1657), Portrait of Joan Pietersz Reael (1625-59)
Centraal Museum, UtrechtCentraal Museum Utrecht 3 Portrait of a man, possibly François van Beughem de Bodighem (?-1657), Portrait of Anthony van Hilten (1585-1670), Portrait of a Woman
Smithsonian American Art Museum, Washington, D.C.Smithsonian American Art Museum Washington, D.C. 2 Madame Tulp, Portrait of a Gentleman
Amgueddfa Cymru, CardiffAmgueddfa Cymru Cardiff 2 Katheryn Spiller, Lady Reynell, Gruffydd Madryn

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Perguntas de colecionadores sobre as pinturas de I Jonson van Ceulen

Por qual obra I Jonson van Ceulen é mais conhecido(a)?Revelar a resposta

Portrait of Susanna Temple, Later Lady Lister (1620), Tate Britain, Londres. Portrait of Elisabeth Vivien Parmentier (1655) e Sir Thomas Holte (1571-1654), 1st Baronet of Aston Hall (1650) vêm a seguir.

Qual era a idade de I Jonson van Ceulen quando Portrait of Susanna Temple, Later Lady Lister foi feita?Revelar a resposta

27 anos: Portrait of Susanna Temple, Later Lady Lister data de 1620, e I Jonson van Ceulen nasceu em 1593.

Quais são as dez pinturas mais famosas de I Jonson van Ceulen?Revelar a resposta

Portrait of Susanna Temple, Later Lady Lister, Portrait of Elisabeth Vivien Parmentier, Sir Thomas Holte (1571-1654), 1st Baronet of Aston Hall, Unknown man, formerly known as Richard Weston, 1st Earl of Portland, Portrait of a Man, probably Sir Francis Godolphin, William III, Prince of Orange, as a child, William Fitzwilliam, Second Lord Fitzwilliam of Liffer, Madame Tulp, Sir William Waller e Portrait of Antoine Charles Parmentier. O ranking acima apresenta o ano e o museu de cada uma.

Quantas pinturas I Jonson van Ceulen deixou?Revelar a resposta

Nosso catálogo contém 127 obras de I Jonson van Ceulen, datadas de 1614 a 1660.

Em quais museus estão expostas as obras-primas de I Jonson van Ceulen?Revelar a resposta

Principalmente em National Portrait Gallery (Londres), Yale Center for British Art (New Haven) e Nationalmuseum (Estocolmo). A tabela de museus acima lista todos eles.

Em que anos I Jonson van Ceulen pintou as suas obras mais famosas?Revelar a resposta

Em 1630s: 33 das 100 obras nesta página foram feitas então, sendo Portrait of a Man, probably Sir Francis Godolphin delas.

Quais são as primeiras e as últimas obras originais famosas de I Jonson van Ceulen?Revelar a resposta

Nesta página, a mais antiga é John Coxwell (1614) e a mais recente é Madame Tulp (1660).

Quais temas I Jonson van Ceulen escolheu com mais frequência?Revelar a resposta

Man (42), Woman (35) e Lace collar (33), entre as 100 obras nesta página.

Qual técnica I Jonson van Ceulen mais utilizou?Revelar a resposta

Oil On Canvas, para 65 das 100 obras nesta página.

A qual movimento artístico pertence I Jonson van Ceulen?Revelar a resposta

Baroque, a julgar pelos originais nesta página.

Quais obras de I Jonson van Ceulen estão expostas no National Portrait Gallery?Revelar a resposta

Unknown man, formerly known as Richard Weston, 1st Earl of Portland, Sir William Waller e Thomas Coventry, 1st Baron Coventry: o National Portrait Gallery, Londres detém 5 das obras desta página.

I Jonson van Ceulen: vida e obra

Uma Vida Entre Dois Mundos: Cornelis Janssens van Ceulen

Nascido em Londres, em 1593, de pais holandeses ou flamengos que buscavam refúgio da perseguição religiosa, Cornelis Janssens van Ceulen — também conhecido como Cornelius Johnson — personifica a fascinante intersecção de culturas que definiu o início do século XVII. Seu pai, Cornelis Janssens, havia fugido de Antuérpia, uma cidade então envolvida em conflitos, em busca de santuário na crescente comunidade flamenga de Londres, centrada na Igreja Holandesa de Austin Friars. Essa criação instilou no jovem Cornelis uma perspectiva única, que moldaria profundamente sua visão artística e trajetória profissional. Embora os detalhes de seu treinamento inicial permaneçam um tanto elusivos, acredita-se amplamente que ele tenha recebido instrução fundamental nos Países Baixos, possivelmente sob a orientação de Michiel Jansz. van Mierevelt. Este período provavelmente o expôs às nuances estilísticas da pintura holandesa, influências que permeariam sutilmente sua obra posterior, mesmo enquanto ele se estabelecia no cenário artístico inglês. As sementes de uma sensibilidade cosmopolita foram plantadas precocemente, preparando-o para uma vida vivida entre nações e tradições artísticas.

Consolidando uma Reputação: O Retrato na Inglaterra Jacobina e Carolingia

Por volta de 1618, Cornelis Janssens van Ceulen já estava firmemente estabelecido como pintor de retratos em Londres. Ele rapidamente ganhou reconhecimento por sua habilidade em capturar a semelhança da emergente pequena nobreza inglesa com notável detalhe e precisão. Seus primeiros retratos são particularmente memoráveis pela incorporação de molduras ovais "fictícias" — um recurso estilístico da moda na época que conferia um ar de sofisticação e elegância às suas composições. Estes não eram meramente elementos decorativos; serviam para focar a atenção no modelo, realçando sua presença e status dentro da obra. A clientela de Johnson expandiu-se rapidamente, abrangendo membros da aristocracia e figuras proeminentes da sociedade. Ele pintou retratos de Carlos I, Carlos II e Jaime II ainda crianças, garantindo encomendas da própria família real — um testemunho de sua crescente reputação. Além da realeza, ele imortalizou indivíduos como William Harvey, o renomado médico cujo trabalho pioneiro sobre a circulação revolucionou a compreensão médica, e Lucius Carey, 2º Visconde Falkland, um célebre intelectual e estadista. Seus retratos não eram simples representações da aparência física; eram estudos de personagem perspicazes, revelando vislumbres das personalidades e da posição social de seus modelos. Uma marca registrada da prática de Johnson era sua atenção meticulosa aos detalhes, particularmente na representação de vestimentas e acessórios — elementos que serviam como poderosos indicadores de riqueza, status e gosto durante este período.

Um Estilo Definido pela Adaptação e pelo Detalhe

O estilo artístico de Johnson não era estático; ele evoluiu ao longo do tempo, demonstrando uma capacidade notável de absorver novas influências enquanto mantinha uma voz artística distinta. Suas primeiras obras refletem claramente o impacto dos pintores holandeses, especialmente em suas paletas contidas e na ênfente no realismo. No entanto, ele adaptou-se com maestria aos gostos predominantes na Inglaterra, incorporando elementos do retrato elisabetano e jacobino em suas composições. Essa disposição para abraçar a mudança permitiu que ele permanecesse na vanguarda da inovação artística durante toda a sua carreira. Ele era um mestre da textura e do detalhe de superfície, renderizando tecidos com uma precisão surpreendente e capturando as sutis nuances de luz e sombra. Seus retratos possuem um sentido notável de imediatismo, como se os modelos estivessem prestados a sair da tela para iniciar uma conversa. Talvez o mais extraordinário para sua época fosse o fato de Johnson assinar e datar consistentemente suas obras — uma prática relativamente incomum entre os artistas daquela era. Esse registro meticuloso não apenas afirmava sua autoria, mas também fornecia informações valiosas sobre a cronologia de sua obra.

De Londres a Utrecht: Uma Vida Interrompida pela Guerra Civil

O início da Guerra Civil Inglesa, em 1643, provou ser um ponto de virada na vida de Cornelis Janssens van Ceulen. Diante da crescente instabilidade política e agitação social, ele tomou a difícil decisão de se mudar para Middelburg, nos Países Baixos. Posteriormente, residiu em Amsterdã (1646-1652) antes de finalmente se estabelecer permanentemente em Utrecht, onde permaneceu até sua morte em 1661. Apesar dessa mudança geográfica, Johnson continuou a pintar de forma prolífica, adaptando seu estilo para atender aos gostos de seus novos patronos. Seus retratos deste período frequentemente exibem uma maior ênfase na profundidade psicológica e na expressão emocional. Embora não estivesse mais no centro do mundo da arte inglesa, ele permaneceu conectado a ele por meio de encomendas contínuas e correspondências. Sua obra oferece visões inestimáveis sobre o cenário social e cultural da Inglaterra do século XVII — um período de profunda transformação e turbulência. Embora muitas vezes ofuscado por contemporâneos mais célebres, como Anthony van Dyck, Johnson foi uma figura significativa no retrato inglês, deixando um legado de retratos detalhados, perspicazes e belamente executados que continuam a cativar o público até hoje. Ele permanece como um testemunho do poder da arte em transcender fronteiras políticas e divisões culturais, oferecendo um vislumbre das vidas e dos tempos daqueles que moldaram uma era crucial da história.