Adriaen Lommelin Collection

Saint Cecilia playing the organ with two putti at left, ca. 1654-77

Title page bishops pagan kings pagan kings left
Title page with bishops and pagan kings, Title page with bishops and pagan kings left and right of a plaque. Central top of the tetragram, flanked by an angel and a devilish figure, archbishop

Portrait Margaret Lemon model mistress painter Anthony van Dyck
Portrait of Margaret Lemon, model and mistress of the painter Anthony van Dyck, Margaret Lemon, Adriaen Lommelin (mentioned on object), Antwerp, 1630 - 1677, paper, engraving, h 260 mm × w 186 mm

Portrait Johannes Carolus de la Faille Jesuit
Portrait of Johannes Carolus de la Faille, Jesuit and mathematician, Johannes Carolus de la Faille, Adriaen Lommelin (mentioned on object), Antwerp, 1630 - 1677, paper, engraving

Portrait Charles I King England Scotland Ireland
Portrait of Charles I, King of England, Scotland and Ireland, Charles I (King of England), Adriaen Lommelin (mentioned on object), Antwerp, 1630 - 1677, paper, engraving, h 281 mm × w 206 mm

Evangelist Lucas Four evangelists series title
Evangelist Lucas Four evangelists (series title), Lucas the evangelist, with a writing spring in his hands. The base on which the evangelist stands is decorated with a winged bull

Mary feeds Christ child milk breast margin caption
Mary feeds the Christ child, Mary feeds the Christ child with milk from her breast. In the margin a caption in Latin, Christ-child suckling, or beginning to suckle, e.g

Portrait Katherine Howard Duchess Lenox Adriaen Lommelin
Portrait of Katherine Howard, Duchess of Lenox, Katherine Howard, Adriaen Lommelin (mentioned on object), Antwerp, 1630 - 1677, paper, engraving, h 248 mm × w 186 mm

Triumph Holy Trinity clouds held up group angels
Triumph of the Holy Trinity, The Holy Trinity on clouds, held up by a group of angels. On the right is God as an old man with a globe and scepter, on the left is Christ with the cross

Portrait Ferdinand Austria Archduke Cardinal
Portrait of Ferdinand of Austria, Portrait of Ferdinand, Archduke and Cardinal of Austria, governor of the Southern Netherlands

Portrait Adriaan Stevens chaplain Antwerp Adriaen Lommelin
Portrait of Adriaan Stevens, chaplain in Antwerp, Adriaan Stevens, Adriaen Lommelin (mentioned on object), Antwerp, 1630 - 1677, paper, engraving, h 273 mm × w 195 mm

Portrait Schelte Adamsz Bolswert print maker
Portrait of Schelte Adamsz. Bolswert, print maker in Antwerp, Schelte Adamsz. Bolswert, Adriaen Lommelin (mentioned on object), Antwerp, 1630 - 1677, paper, engraving, h 283 mm × w 201 mm

Portrait Anna Maria de Camudio wife Dutch lawyer
Portrait of Anna Maria de Camudio, wife of the Dutch lawyer and diplomat Ferdinand de Boisschot, Anna Maria de Camudio, Adriaen Lommelin (mentioned on object), Antwerp, 1677, paper, engraving

Allegorical title page crushed envy Title page
Allegorical title page with the crushed envy Title page for: C. Hazart, Kerckelycke history, 1669, An angel stands on a globe with a flaming sword on which the title of the book is written

Christ Marys lap Mary sitting Christ child lap
Christ on Marys lap, Mary is sitting with the Christ child on her lap. The little John the Baptist is standing at Marias knee

Portrait Nicolaus Picus Franciscan priest theologian
Portrait of Nicolaus Picus, Franciscan priest, theologian and named around 1568 the gardian of the Friars Minor Monastery of Gorinchem. One of the nineteen Martyrs of Gorcum

Hendrik I abbot Tongerlo stands chalice hands
Hendrik I, abbot of Tongerlo, stands with a chalice in his hands on a pedestal and addresses a multitude of people, abbot, abbot of Tongerlo Hendrik I, Adriaen Lommelin (mentioned on object)

Portrait Inacho Melchior Ferdinand de Velasco
Portrait of Inacho Melchior Ferdinand de Velasco, constable of Velasco and Tovar, governor of Belgium and Burgundy. In the margin the family crest of the person portrayed

Decapitation John Baptist executioner places
Decapitation of John the Baptist, An executioner places the head of John the Baptist on a scale that Salome holds. Johns headless body is lying on the floor in front of her

Paulus de Vos Antverpiensis pictor omni genere
Paulus de Vos Antverpiensis, pictor in omni genere animalium, Iconographie ou vies des hommes illustres du XVII. siecle ecrites par M

Portrait of Henrietta Maria, elbow, seen from the front, She holds a flower in the hand, Beside her on a table is her crown, print maker: Adriaen Lommelin, Dating c. 1645 - 1678

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Adriaen Lommelin: A Master of Captivating Portraits and Religious Art Step into the world of Adriaen Lommelin, a renowned artist whose talent knew no bounds. In his masterpiece "Saint Cecilia playing the organ with two putti at left, " created between 1654-77, he captures the ethereal beauty of music through the delicate strokes of his brush. The heavenly scene is adorned with celestial beings, as if they were enchanted by Saint Cecilia's enchanting melody. Lommelin's expertise in portraiture shines through in his captivating works such as "Portrait Margaret Lemon. " Here, he immortalizes not only the model but also her intriguing relationship with painter Anthony van Dyck. The subtle details reveal their connection, leaving us curious about their story. In another striking portrait titled "Johannes Carolus de la Faille Jesuit, " Lommelin skillfully depicts the wisdom and serenity that emanate from this religious figure. His eyes seem to hold profound knowledge while inviting viewers to delve deeper into their own spirituality. Lommelin's talent extends beyond individuals; he also masterfully portrays historical figures like Charles I, King of England, Scotland, and Ireland. Through intricate details and regal colors, he brings forth both power and vulnerability in this iconic ruler. Religious themes are prevalent throughout Lommelin's body of work. In his series titled "Evangelist Lucas Four evangelists, " each painting serves as a visual representation of faith and devotion. These pieces transport us back to ancient times when these holy texts were first written. One particularly touching artwork showcases Mary feeding Christ child milk from her breast—a tender moment captured by Lommelin with utmost sensitivity. This piece reminds us that even divine beings experience human emotions such as love and nurturing. Moving on to more personal portraits, we encounter Katherine Howard Duchess Lenox—an elegant lady brought to life by Lommelin's skilled hand.