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Georgius Jacobus Johannes Van Os
G.J.J. Van Os
Painter from the Northern Netherlands (1782-1861).
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Sex or Gender
Male
Place of Birth
The Hague
Place of Death
6th Arrondissement of Paris
Occupation
Botanical Illustrator
Painter
Copper Engraver
Porcelain Painter
Lithographer
Graphic Artist
Watercolorist
Draftsperson
Pastellist
Instance Of
Human
Date of Birth
11/20/1782
Country of Citizenship
Kingdom of the Netherlands
Given Name
Georgius
Relative
Father
Notable Work
Described by Source
Mother
Sibling
Genre
Has Works in the Collection
20 items
Work Location
Student
Start of Work Period
End of Work Period
Described at URL
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Date of Death
George Jacobus Johannes Van Os
Kinship to Subject
:
Nephew
Jan Van Os
Flora Batava, Netherlands
Nordisk Familjebok
Meyers Konversations-Lexikon, 4th Edition (1885–1890)
Enciclopedia Universal Ilustrada Europeo-Americana (1908-1930)
Volume
:
XL
Section
:
Os (Jorge Jacobo Juan van)
Page(s)
:
813
Susanna De La Croix
Pieter Gerardus Van Os
Maria Margaretha Van Os
Floral Painting
Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
Städel Museum
Minneapolis Institute of Art
Teylers Museum
Amsterdam Museum
Rijksmuseum
National Gallery
Groninger Museum
Bavarian State Painting Collections
Rijksmuseum Twenthe
Fitzwilliam Museum
Netherlands Open Air Museum
Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
Führermuseum
Mauritshuis
Kunstmuseum Den Haag
Villa Vauban
KB National Library of the Netherlands
Applies to Part
:
Flora Batava (KB), Volume 01, 1800
Applies to Part
:
Flora Batava (KB), Volume 02, 1807
Applies to Part
:
Flora Batava (KB), Volume 03, 1814
Brighton Museum & Art Gallery
J. Paul Getty Museum
Scheveningen
Petronella Van Woensel
1797
1861
https://www.dbnl.org/tekst/aa__001bi ...
George Jacobus Johannes Van Os
7/21/1861
Still Life with Game and a Greek Stele: Allegory of Autumn
Flower Still Life
Still Life with Flowers in a Greek Vase: Allegory of Spring