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Jan Lievens and Jan Andrea Lievens
The Geographer

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2021-12-03

Le charretier de la mort by Selma Lagerlöf.

Cover art by Henri Lievens.

5 37
2021-10-27

2/2 Women messing with men's heads du jour a very nervous Philistine soldier approaches to finish the haircut on sleeping Samson, 1626. By Jan Lievens again. It’s his day.

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2021-10-25

2/2 Another turbaned man, done first by Jan Lievens and then by Rembrandt, 1635. Good thing that Lievens was a nice, generous guy! And today is his day.

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2021-10-25

He was back in Leiden with his mate Jan Lievens & they opened a studio together (1624). He took students from 1627 (they had to pay fees). Rembrandt in his studio (1626-8), Tobit accusing Anna (1626) & Parable of the Rich Man (1627). The latter is an early masterpiece of light

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2021-09-21

Hope you had a Spooktacular weekend, creeps. This art was for the book LE CHARRETIER DE LA MORT (1961) with art by Henri Lievens.

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2021-07-19

Just learned via IG about the work of Henry Lievens, a master illustrator of the When You Nut But They Keep Suckin' movement

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2021-06-28

The White People and Other Tales of Terror by Arthur Machen.

French edition with cover art by Henri Lievens.

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2021-06-04

Les Pourvoyeurs by Kurt Steiner.

Cover art by Henri Lievens.

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2021-02-14

The Turn of the Screw by Henry James.

French edition (Marabout 1972).

Cover art Henri Lievens.

5 42
2021-02-10

He was back in Leiden with his mate Jan Lievens & they opened a studio together (1624). He took students from 1627 (they had to pay fees). Rembrandt in his studio (1626-8), Tobit accusing Anna (1626) & Parable of the Rich Man (1627). The latter is an early masterpiece of light

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2021-01-26

2/2 Women messing with men's heads du jour a very nervous Philistine soldier approaches to finish the haircut on sleeping Samson, 1626. By Jan Lievens again. It’s his day.

3 29
2020-10-25

2/2 Another turbaned man, done first by Jan Lievens and then by Rembrandt, 1635. Good thing that Lievens was a nice, generous guy! And today is his day.

5 39
2020-10-25