Explore Peter Paul Rubens’ 1636 painting “Landscape with Cows,” a richly observed Baroque countryside scene where herds of cattle graze and are milked under a dramatic sky, revealing the artist’s late love of rural life, atmospheric light, and the harmony between human labor and nature.
Explore Peter Paul Rubens’s 1636 masterpiece “The Judgment of Paris,” a lavish Baroque reinterpretation of the mythic beauty contest that showcases three radiant goddesses, Paris’s fateful choice, and the artist’s unmatched command of color, movement, and sensual storytelling.
Explore Peter Paul Rubens’s “Landscape with a Rainbow” (1635), a luminous Baroque panorama where peasants, lovers, flocks, and farmhouses bask in fresh sunlight beneath a sweeping rainbow, creating a poetic vision of rural peace, fertility, and hope.
Explore Peter Paul Rubens’ 1635 painting “St. Francis of Assisi Receiving the Stigmata,” a dramatic Baroque masterpiece that captures the saint’s mystical vision on Mount La Verna with powerful diagonals of light, expressive figures, and rich symbolism of suffering, grace, and contemplative devotion.
Discover how Peter Paul Rubens’s 1635 masterpiece “Autumn Landscape with a View of Het Steen” transforms his Flemish country estate into a sweeping Baroque panorama, blending rural labor, autumnal light, and personal pride in one of the era’s most powerful landscapes.
Explore Peter Paul Rubens’s “Helena Fourment with her Son Francis” (1635), an intimate Baroque family portrait that captures the artist’s young wife holding their toddler son in a grand yet tender setting, blending maternal warmth, fashionable elegance, and luminous painterly technique.
Explore Peter Paul Rubens’ 1635 masterpiece “Bathsheba at the Fountain,” a richly detailed Baroque painting that reimagines the biblical heroine at her bath, surrounded by attendants, architecture, and symbolic details that reveal complex themes of desire, power, gender, and the gaze.
Explore Peter Paul Rubens’s 1635 drawing “Portrait of a Young Woman,” a sensitive monochrome study that reveals the Baroque master’s command of line, light, and introspective expression in the quiet pose of an unnamed sitter.
Discover Peter Paul Rubens’s “Forest Landscape at the Sunrise” (1635), a luminous late Baroque landscape where golden dawn light filters through dense trees, revealing deer in a quiet clearing and transforming a deep Flemish forest into a poetic vision of nature and renewal.
Discover Peter Paul Rubens’ 1635 masterpiece “Venus and Adonis,” a dramatic Baroque interpretation of the classical myth that captures the fatal moment when the goddess of love desperately tries to hold back her mortal hunter, rendered with sensuous bodies, dynamic composition, and powerful contrasts of light, color, and emotion.
Explore Peter Paul Rubens’s 1635 work “The Society near Fountain,” a refined monochrome scene of aristocratic leisure where musicians, lovers, and friends gather on a terrace by the water, revealing the artist’s mastery of composition and social psychology.
Explore Peter Paul Rubens’s “Last Supper” (1635), a dramatic monochrome composition that sets Christ and the apostles in a vast columned hall filled with servants, beggars, and onlookers, transforming the biblical meal into a Baroque meditation on the Eucharist, charity, and the life of the Church.
Explore Peter Paul Rubens’ 1635 painting “Landscape with the Carriage at the Sunset,” a glowing late Baroque landscape where a small cart and traveler pause beside a stream under towering trees as golden evening light transforms the rural countryside into a contemplative vision of nature and time.
Explore Peter Paul Rubens’s 1634 allegory “Peace and Abundance,” where two embracing female figures, a glowing cornucopia, and monumental Baroque architecture embody the union of harmony and prosperity after years of European warfare.
Discover Peter Paul Rubens’s “Apotheosis of King James I” (1634), a soaring Baroque allegory that lifts the Stuart king into the heavens amid swirling clouds, putti, and personifications of Peace, Justice, and Abundance, proclaiming the divine right and glory of his reign.
Discover Peter Paul Rubens’ 1635 painting “Castle Garden,” a radiant Baroque landscape that unites a riverside castle, glowing countryside, and lively gatherings of elegantly dressed figures to celebrate country life, aristocratic leisure, and the harmony between nature and architecture.
Discover how Peter Paul Rubens’s 1634 equestrian portrait “The Cardinal Infante” transforms Ferdinand of Austria into a triumphant Baroque hero, merging battlefield victory, political propaganda, and divine allegory in a single dramatic image.
Explore Peter Paul Rubens’s “Our Lady with the Saints” (1634), a luminous Baroque altarpiece that gathers the Virgin Mary, the Christ Child, Saint Jerome, Saint George, virgin martyrs, and swirling angels into a single powerful vision of heavenly intercession and Catholic devotion.