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Joos van Cleve

20 works held in 9 museums

Renaissance Flemish painter, master of the Virgin and Child and of portraiture, c. 1485-1540

Portrait of Francis I, King of France, Joos van Cleve

Portrait of Francis I, King of France, c. 1532–1533.

Joos van Cleve (Belgian), oil on wood

Philadelphia Museum of Art, United States

The Annunciation, Joos van Cleve

The Annunciation, c. 1525.

Joos van Cleve (Belgian), oil on wood

Metropolitan Museum of Art, United States

The Nativity, Joos van Cleve

The Nativity, c. 1520.

Geburt Christi (museum title)

Joos van Cleve (Belgian), oil on wood

Kunsthistorisches Museum, Austria

Madonna with Pear, Joos van Cleve

Madonna with Pear, c. 1515.

Joos van Cleve (Belgian), oil on wood

Städel Museum, Germany

Queen Eleanor of Austria, Joos van Cleve

Queen Eleanor of Austria, 1532–1533.

Königin Eleonore von Österreich (1498-1558) (museum title)

Joos van Cleve (Belgian), oil on wood

Kunsthistorisches Museum, Austria

The Last Judgment, Joos van Cleve

The Last Judgment, c. 1525–1530.

Joos van Cleve (Belgian), oil on wood

Metropolitan Museum of Art, United States

Self-Portrait, Joos van Cleve

Self-Portrait, c. 1519.

Joos van Cleve (Belgian), oil on wood

Thyssen-Bornemisza Museum, Spain

The Holy Family, Joos van Cleve

The Holy Family, c. 1512–1513.

Joos van Cleve (Belgian), oil on wood

Metropolitan Museum of Art, United States

Virgin and Child, Joos van Cleve

Virgin and Child, c. 1530.

Maria mit Kind (museum title)

Joos van Cleve (Belgian), oil on wood

Kunsthistorisches Museum, Austria

Virgin and Child, Joos van Cleve

Virgin and Child, c. 1525.

Joos van Cleve (Belgian), oil on wood

Metropolitan Museum of Art, United States

Joris Vezeleer, Joos van Cleve

Joris Vezeleer, c. 1518.

Joos van Cleve (Belgian), oil on wood

National Gallery of Art, United States

Emperor Maximilian I, Joos van Cleve

Emperor Maximilian I, c. 1508–1509.

Kaiser Maximilian I. (1459-1519) (museum title)

Joos van Cleve (Belgian), oil on wood

Kunsthistorisches Museum, Austria

Winged altarpiece, Joos van Cleve

Winged altarpiece, c. 1530.

Flügelaltar (museum title)

Joos van Cleve (Belgian), oil on wood

Kunsthistorisches Museum, Austria

Triptych with the Lamentation of Christ, Joos van Cleve

Triptych with the Lamentation of Christ, 1524.

Triptychon mit der Beweinung Christi (museum title)

Joos van Cleve (Belgian), mixed technique on wood

Städel Museum, Germany

Margaretha Boghe, Joos van Cleve

Margaretha Boghe, c. 1518.

Joos van Cleve (Belgian), oil on wood

National Gallery of Art, United States

Madonna and Child, Joos van Cleve

Madonna and Child

Joos van Cleve (Belgian), oil on wood

Palazzo Bianco, Italy

Madonna and Child, Joos van Cleve

Madonna and Child, 1530–1535.

Joos van Cleve (Belgian), oil on wood

Cincinnati Art Museum, United States

Lucretia, Joos van Cleve

Lucretia, c. 1520–1525.

Lukrezia (museum title)

Joos van Cleve (Belgian), oil on wood

Kunsthistorisches Museum, Austria

Descent from the Cross, Joos van Cleve

Descent from the Cross, c. 1517–1520.

Joos van Cleve (Belgian), oil on wood

Philadelphia Museum of Art, United States

The Virgin and Child with Angels, Joos van Cleve

The Virgin and Child with Angels

Joos van Cleve (Belgian), oil on wood

Walker Art Gallery, United Kingdom

Works by Joos van Cleve (c. 1485-1540), in the public domain, each linked to its record in the museum that holds it. A painter active in Antwerp, he left altarpieces, many Virgin and Child panels and the portraits of Francis I and of Eleanor of Austria, queen of France. Only works that the museums give to him without reservation (no workshop, follower or copy), and of which a freely reusable photograph exists, are included: files from museums that release their images openly (Metropolitan Museum of Art, National Gallery of Art) or, for the other museums, a public-domain photograph from Wikimedia Commons, whose origin is given on the page of the work. Many paintings, such as those in the Louvre or the Royal Collection Trust, are waiting until their museum record can be opened. The titles are those of the museums, with their translation.