Locations of ⁨Pseudo Jan Wellens de Cock⁩'s works

Locations of the works

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  Rijksmuseum (2)

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  • Left wing of an altarpiece with the Circumcision (inner wing) and the Virgin of an Annunciation (outer wing)

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    Year	16 centiury
    Dimensions	26.5 cm × 46.8 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Panel
    Genres	Religious Art
    Copyright	Public Domain

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  • Triptych with the Crucifixion (centre panel), St Peter and a Male Donor (inner left wing), St James and a Female Donor (inner right wing), St Christopher and the Christ Child on the Road of Life (outer wings)

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    Year	1524
    Dimensions	16.5 cm × 42 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Panel
    Genres	Religious Art
    Copyright	Public Domain

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  Gemäldegalerie Alte Meister (1)

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  • The temptation of Saint Antony

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    Year	1524
    Dimensions	24.5 cm × 24.5 cm
    Materials	Oil Paint, Panel
    Genres	Religious Art
    Copyright	Public Domain

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  Detroit (1)

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  • Lot and his daughters

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    Year	1523
    Dimensions	48.9 cm × 36.2 cm
    Genres	Religious Art
    Copyright	Public Domain

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  Gemäldegalerie Berlin (1)

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  • Landscape with the hermits Paul and Anthony

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    Year	16 centiury
    Dimensions	33 cm × 23 cm
    Materials	Paint, Oil Paint, Panel
    Genres	Religious Art
    Copyright	Public Domain

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  Museum für Angewandte Kunst (1)

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  • Saint Jerome in the Wilderness

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    Year	16 centiury
    Dimensions	53.5 cm × 75.6 cm
    Genres	Religious Art
    Copyright	Public Domain

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  Detroit Institute of Arts (1)

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  • Lot and his daughters

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    Year	1523
    Dimensions	48.9 cm × 36.2 cm
    Genres	Religious Art
    Copyright	Public Domain

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