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European Paintings

Gillis van Valckenborch - 19th and 20th Century Painters

(Antwerpen, c. 1570 – Frankfurt, 1622)

Born around 1570 in Antwerp, died 1622 in Frankfurt a. M. He was a member of a painting family: both his father Martin and his brother Frederik were painters, as was his uncle, the well-known Lucas van Valckenborch. In 1586 he travelled to Frankfurt with his father, and in 1591 with his brother to Rome. In 1597 he is recorded as a burgher of Frankfurt. Only one dated and signed painting by Gillis has survived: Sanherib’s Defeat (1597) in the Herzog-Anton-Ulrich-Museum in Braunschweig, which reveals a Flemish Mannerism with almost preromantic accents in the dramatic use of light.

Lit.: Giorgio T. Faggin, De gebroeders Frederik en Gillis van Valckenborch, Bulletin Museum Boymans van Beuningen, 14, 1963, pp. 2-16; De Maere & Wabbes: Illustrated Dictionary, Vol. I and III, Brussels 1994.
OwnerBirth - death
Joseph Abel (Aschach, 1764 – Vienna, 1818)
Francesco Albotto (Venice, 1721–1757)
Joannes Almenak (Antwerpen ?, ca 1640/45 – after 1684)
Martino Altomonte (Naples, 1657 – Vienna, 1745)
Antonius Angermeyer -
Anonymous -
Giovanni Baglione (Rome, 1566–1644)
Marcantonio Bassetti (Verona, 1586–1630)
Fortunat Bergant (Mekinje, Kamnik, 1721 − Ljubljana, 1769)
Franc Berneker (Gradišče, Slovenj Gradec, 1874 − Ljubljana, 1932)
Giovanni Carlo Bevilacqua (Venice, 1775–1849)
Gvidon Birolla (Trieste, 1881 − Ljubljana, 1963)
Pieter Bolcman (Antwerp?, c. 1640 – ?)
Peter Breithut (Krems, 1869 − Mannheim, 1930)
Antonio Calza (Verona, 1653–1725)
Anton Cebej (Ajdovščina, 1722 – ?, after 1774)
Andrea Celesti (Venice, 1637 – Toscolano, c. 1712?)
Giovanni Crivelli (Milan, c. 1690 – Parma, 1760?)
Gaetano Cusati (? – Naples, 1720)
Ladislao de Gauss (Budapest, 1901 – Trieste, 1970)
Robert de Longe (Brussels, 1646 – Piacenza, 1709)
Cornelis de Wael (Antwerp, 1592 – Rome, 1667)
Embriachi -
Franz Ignaz Josef Flurer (Augsburg, 1688 – Graz, 1742)
Luca Forte (Naples, 1600/1605 − before 1670)
Lorenzo Gennari (Cento, 1595 – Rimini?, c. 1665/1672)
Josip Germ (Adlešiči, 1869 − Novo mesto, 1950)
Matteo Ghidoni (Padua?, c. 1626 – Padua, 1689)
Nicola Grassi (Formeaso di Zuglio, 1682 − Venice, 1748)
Ivan Grohar (Sorica, 1867 − Ljubljana, 1911)
Johann Josef Karl Henrici (Schweidnitz, 1737 – Bozen, 1823)
Andrej Janez Herrlein (Kleinbarsdorf, 1738 – Ljubljana, 1817)
Rihard Jakopič (Ljubljana, 1869–1943)
Matija Jama (Ljubljana, 1872–1947)
Abraham Janssens (Antwerp, 1573/1575–1632)
Krištof Andrej Jelovšek (Ljubljana, 1729−1770)
Jacob Jordaens (Antwerp, 1593–1678)
Jean Jouvenet (Rouen, 1644 – Paris, 1717)
Anton Karinger (Ljubljana, 1829–1870)
Franc Kavčič/Caucig (Gorizia, 1755 – Vienna, 1828)
Ivo Kerdić (Davor, 1881 − Zagreb, 1953)
Fran Klemenčič (Ljubljana, 1880−1961)
Ivana Kobilca (Ljubljana, 1861–1926)
Matevž Langus (Kamna Gorica, 1792 – Ljubljana, 1855)
Godfried Maes (Antwerp, 1649–1700)
Francesco Malacrea (Trieste, 1813–1886)
Master Janez (?) -
Master of Trboje Madonna -
Valentin Metzinger (Saint−Avold, 1699 − Ljubljana, 1759)
Celestin Mis (Hostokreja, Bohemia, 1863 − Ljubljana, 1918)
Pier Francesco Mola (Ticino, 1612 – Rome, 1666)
Monogrammist MCL -
Pieter Mulier (Haarlem, 1637 – Milan, 1701)
Zoran Mušič (Bukovica near Gorizia, 1909 – Venice, 2005)
Pietro Navarra -
Giuseppe Nogari (Venice, 1699–1763)
Antonio Paroli (Gorizia, 1688–1768)
Marko Pernhart (Mieger bei Völkermarkt, 1824 − Klagenfurt, 1871)
Svetoslav Peruzzi (Lipe, 1881 − Split, 1936)
Jožef Petkovšek (Verd, 1861 − Studenec, Ljubljana, 1898)
Elda Piščanec (Trieste, 1897 − Vine, Vojnik, 1967)
Mihael Pogačnik (active 1st half 18th cent.)
Ivan Povirek (Križevska vas, Moravče, 1892 − Moravče, 1920)
Giuseppe Recco (Naples, 1634 – Alicante, 1695)
Alojzij Repič (Vrhpolje, 1866 – Ljubljana, 1941)
Johann Melchior Roos (Heidelberg, 1663 – Frankfurt, 1731)
Johann Michael Rottmayr (Laufen, 1654 – Vienna, 1730)
Franz Schams (Vienna, 1824–1883)
Martin Johann Schmidt (Grafenwörth, 1718 − Stein an der Donau, 1801)
Gerard Seghers (Antwerp, 1591–1651)
Georg Johann Seitz (Nuremberg?, 1810 − Vienna, 1870)
Gino Severini (Cortona, 1883 – Paris, 1966)
Matej Sternen (Verd, 1870 – Ljubljana, 1949)
Sebastian Stoskopff (Strasbourg, 1597 – Taunus, 1657)
Mihael Stroj (Ljubno, Radovljica, 1803 – Ljubljana, 1871)
Henrika Šantel (Gorizia, 1874 – Ljubljana, 1940)
Janez Šubic (Poljane nad Škofjo Loko, 1850 – Kaiserlautern, 1889)
Jurij Šubic (Poljane nad Škofjo Loko, 1855 – Leipzig, 1890)
Tertulliano Tarroni (Bologna, 1711 – ?, after 1784)
Jožef Tominc (Gorizia, 1790 – Gradišče nad Prvačino, 1866)
Jacob van Kerckhoven (Antwerp, c. 1637 – Venice, after 1712)
Gillis van Valckenborch (Antwerpen, c. 1570 – Frankfurt, 1622)
Ivan Vavpotič (Kamnik, 1877 – Ljubljana, 1943)
Herman Verelst The Hague, 1641/1642 − London, 1702)
Helena Vurnik (Vienna, 1882 − Radovljica, 1962)
Ferdinand Wagner Jr. (Passau, 1847 – Munich, 1927)
Ivan Zajec (Ljubljana, 1869−1952)
Ivan Žabota (Podgradje, Ljutomer, 1877 − Bratislava, 1939)
Peter Žmitek (Kropa, 1874 − Ljubljana, 1935)