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Jacobus Vrel Dutch Baroque Era Painter, active ca.1654-1662 Dutch painter. Some 38 paintings, depicting domestic interiors, street scenes and a church interior, have been attributed to this enigmatic artist. Four copies after his works are possibly autograph; one drawing has also been ascribed to him. Over half of Vrel's paintings are signed or bear traces of signatures that were altered to read Johannes Vermeer or Pieter de Hooch, with whose paintings Vrel's work was often confused. Indeed, Theophile Thore discussed Vermeer as a townscape painter largely on the basis of works that were actually by Vrel.

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Painting ID:: 1481

Jacobus Vrel
Street Scene with Couple in Conversation

Painting ID:: 1482

Jacobus Vrel
Street Scene with Two Figures Walking Away

Painting ID:: 1483

Jacobus Vrel
Street Scene with Six Figures

Painting ID:: 1484

Jacobus Vrel
Street Scene with Bakery

Jacobus Vrel An Old Woman at he Fireplace oil painting

Painting ID:: 29266

Jacobus Vrel
An Old Woman at he Fireplace
mk65 Oil on canvas 14x12"

Jacobus Vrel Capriccio View of Haarlem oil painting

Painting ID:: 43680

Jacobus Vrel
Capriccio View of Haarlem
Oil on canvas, 66 x 90

Jacobus Vrel The Hospital Orderly oil painting

Painting ID:: 51089

Jacobus Vrel
The Hospital Orderly
Oil on panel, 56 x 45 cm

Jacobus Vrel Portrait of a gentleman oil painting

Painting ID:: 96614

Jacobus Vrel
Portrait of a gentleman
circa 1650(1650) Medium oil on canvas Dimensions 43 X 34 cm cyf

Jacobus Vrel

Dutch Baroque Era Painter, active ca.1654-1662 Dutch painter. Some 38 paintings, depicting domestic interiors, street scenes and a church interior, have been attributed to this enigmatic artist. Four copies after his works are possibly autograph; one drawing has also been ascribed to him. Over half of Vrel's paintings are signed or bear traces of signatures that were altered to read Johannes Vermeer or Pieter de Hooch, with whose paintings Vrel's work was often confused. Indeed, Theophile Thore discussed Vermeer as a townscape painter largely on the basis of works that were actually by Vrel.