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Jan Joris van Vliet (Dutch, b. c. 1610; active 1631-35)
Netherlandish School, 15th-17th-Centuries Drawings / Flemish School, 17th-Century Drawings
Bernaert van Orley / Lucas van Leyden / Maarten de Vos / Jan Baptiste de Wael / Abraham Bloemaert
Peter Paul Rubens / Philipp Sadeler / Nicolaes Maes / Rembrandt School
Bernaert van Orley / Lucas van Leyden / Maarten van Heemskerck / Cornelis Cort / Phillips Galle / Hans (Jan) Collaert / Adriaen Collaert / Karel de Mallery / Theodore Galle / Hendrik Goltzius / Jacob Goltzius / Jacob Matham / Jan Sanraedam / Maarten de Vos / Jan Sadeler / Aegidius Sadeler / Raphael Sadeler / Wierix Brothers / Jan de Wael / Hendrik Goudt / Rembrandt / Rembrandt School / Ferdinand Bol / Jan Lievens / Jan Joris van Vliet / Govert Flinck
North Italian Illuminated Manuscript / Italian School, 16th and early 17th-Century Drawings
Cherubino Alberti / Michelangelo Buonarotti (After) / Annibale Carracci / Parmigianino / Marcantonio Raimondi
Giulio Romano / Jacopo Palma il Giovane / Andrea Schiavone / Tintoretto / Titian (after) / Veronese / Federico Zuccaro
Italian School, 17th-Century Drawings / Simone Cantarini / Domenichino / Guercino / Pier Francesco Mola
Italian School Printmakers, 15th-17th Centuries: Venetian School, c. 1500 / Raphael School / Giovanni Jacopo Caraglio
Marcantonio Raimondi / The Master of the Die / Anea Vico / Agostino Veneziano / Nicholas Beatrizet
Michelangelo Buonarotti (After) / Girolamo Fagiuoli / Cherubino Alberti / Titian (after) / Tintoretto (after)
Parmigianino / Giorgio Ghisi / Diana Scultori / Annibale Carracci / Ludovico Carracci / Simone Cantarini / Elisabetta Sirani
Gerolamo Scarsello
French 16th century / French 17th century / French 18th century
Van Vliet entered Rembrandt's studio about 1630 or 31. No paintings are known to him, but the volume in the Pelican History of Art devoted to Dutch Art and Architecture 1600-1800 by Jakob Rosenberg, Seymour Slive, and E. H. ter Kuile, says he is "important as an etcher" (148). At least some of his etchings were apperantly "executed under Rembrandt's close superviosion" (148), possibly, according to Hind, using Rembrandt's own drawings as models as Marcantonio Ramimondi did with Raphael and as various members of Rubens' studio did under the master's direction. In addition to etchings after Rembrandt's drawings and paintings, van Vliet also executed a few etcings after Jan Lievens and Joris van Schooten.
