Art Archive

Peeter Clouwet

Peeter Clouwet is represented in this archive by a small group of engravings from the 1640s. The sheets centre on religious and genre subjects, among them the death of Saint Anthony surrounded by saints and a standing woman in a fur-trimmed coat and ruff. Both items are engravings, one recorded in its first state of four according to Hollstein, and the impressions date to the 1640s, with later printings possible up to that decade.

2 works in the collection · All public domain (CC0)

Peeter Clouwet — The Death of Saint Anthony, surrounded by saints on his deathbed
The Death of Saint Anthony, surrounded by saints on his deathbed
1649 · Engraving; first state of four (Hollstein)
Peeter Clouwet — A woman standing on a pedestal, wearing a fur-trimmed coat and ruff
A woman standing on a pedestal, wearing a fur-trimmed coat and ruff
ca. 1640–70 · Engraving