Willem’s work is defined by its painter sensibility — an enduring influence on generations that followed. Most artists are dead; following is a declaration of love.
Meeting of Moses and Jethro, plate 1 from Thrones of Justice (Thronus Iustitiae)
Willem van Swanenburgh (Dutch, 1580–1612) after Joachim Wtewael (Dutch, 1566–1638)
Judgment of Solomon, plate 2 from Thrones of Justice (Thronus Iustitiae)
Susanna Before Daniel, plate 3 from Thrones of Justice (Thronus Iustitiae)
Christ Carrying the Cross, plate 4 from Thrones of Justice (Thronus Iustitiae)
Beheading of the Roman Judge Papinian, plate 5 from Thrones of Justice (Thronus Iustitiae)
Cambyses Commanding Flaying, plate 6 from Thrones of Justice (Thronus Iustitiae)
Count William Permitting Beheading, plate 7 from Thrones of Justice (Thronus Iustitiae)
Areopagite Judges of Athens, plate 8 from Thrones of Justice (Thronus Iustitiae)
Judge Bias Shedding Tears, plate 9 from Thrones of Justice (Thronus Iustitiae)
Alexander the Great as a Judge, plate 10 from Thrones of Justice (Thronus Iustitiae)
Allegory of Justice, plate 11 from Thrones of Justice (Thronus Iustitiae)
Allegory of Justice, Sanctity of Law, plate 12 from Thrones of Justice (Thronus Iustitiae)
Last Judgement, plate 13 from Thrones of Justice (Thronus Iustitiae)
Portrait of Abraham Bloemaert
Willem Isaacsz. van Swanenburgh Dutch, 1580–1612
St Paulus, from Sinners of the Old and New Testament
Willem van Swanenburgh (Dutch, 1580–1612) after Abraham Bloemaert (Dutch, 1566–1651)
Zachaeus, from Sinners of the Old and New Testament
Magdalena, from Sinners of the Old and New Testament
Saulus Rex, from Sinners of the Old and New Testament
Judas Iscarioth, from Sinners of the Old and New Testament