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Portrait of Willem Cornelisz. Backer Bust-Length Print by Willem van Mieris

Portrait of Willem Cornelisz. Backer Bust-Length

Diana and her Nymphs Print by Willem van Mieris

Diana and her Nymphs

The Judgement of Paris Print by Willem van Mieris

The Judgement of Paris

Lot and his Daughters Print by Willem van Mieris

Lot and his Daughters

The Penitent Mary Magdalene in a Landscape Print by Willem van Mieris

The Penitent Mary Magdalene in a Landscape

Perseus and Andromeda Print by Willem van Mieris

Perseus and Andromeda

Vertumnus and Pomona Print by Willem van Mieris

Vertumnus and Pomona

Rinaldo and Armida Print by Willem van Mieris

Rinaldo and Armida

Allegory of anger Print by Willem van Mieris

Allegory of anger

Allegory of pride Print by Willem van Mieris

Allegory of pride

Allegory of Transience Print by Attributed to Willem van Mieris

Allegory of Transience

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A Woman and a Fish-pedlar in a KitchenDiana and her Nymphs Allegory of anger

A Sleeping Nymph watched by a Satyr Print by Willem van Mieris

Susanna and the Elders

 Susanna and the Elders Print by Willem van Mieris

A Sleeping Nymph watched by a Satyr

The Sacrifice of Isaac Print by Willem van Mieris

The Sacrifice of Isaac

Venus and Cupid Print by Willem van Mieris

Venus and Cupid

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Allegory of anger Print by Willem van Mieris

Allegory of anger

Willem van Mieris (3 June 1662 - 26 January 1747) was an 18th-century painter from the Northern

Netherlands.

Biography

He was born in Leiden as the son of Frans van Mieris sr. and brother of Jan van Mieris.[1] He was a member of the Leiden Guild of St. Luke and a founding member of the Leidse Tekenacademie which opened in 1694.[1] His pupils were Catharina Backer, Abraham Alensoon, and Hieronymous van de Mij.[1] He retired in 1736 because he was partially blind.[2] He died, aged 84, in Leiden.[1]

His works are extremely numerous and show the influence of Francis van Bossuit as well as his father.[1] As an artist, he did not equal his father.[3]

van Mieris has works in the Victoria and Albert Museum as well as Cheltenham and Derby Museum and Art Gallery.


Works

Lady with Parrot (1685)
The Escaped Bird (1687)
A Seated Man (1688)
Cimon and Iphigeneia (1698)
Family Reunion (17th century)
Diana and her Nymphs (1702)
A Gentleman Offering a Lady a Bunch of Grapes (1707)
A Poultry Seller (1707)
The Apothecary (1710)
Man with Pipe (1710)
The Lute Player (1711)
Expulsion of Hagar (1724)
The Spinner (first half of the 18th century)
Interior with a Mother Attending her Children (1728)
An Old Man Reading (1729)
Green Grocer (1731), oil onwood, 40 x 34 cm, The Wallace Collection, London
Ecce Homo (18th century)
Suzanna and the Elders after Francis van Bossuit, Detroit Institute of Arts, displayed there as of 1909

Works after the painter

Portrait of Willem van Mieris, painted by Taco Hajo Jeigersma

References

"Explore Willem van Mieris". rkd.nl.
"Willem van Mieris". pubhist.com.

van Mieris family, New International Encyclopedia, accessed August 2011

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