Francx Sebastiaan Collection

A Feast in an Italian Villa;Festival in a Palace Garden, 1618-1621. Creator: Sebastian Vrancx
A Feast in an Italian Villa;Festival in a Palace Garden, 1618-1621

Market Day in a Flemish Town, 1600-1647. Creator: Sebastian Vrancx
Market Day in a Flemish Town, 1600-1647

The Siege of Jülich, 1621-22, c.1635. Creator: Sebastian Vrancx
The Siege of Julich, 1621-22, c.1635. Scene from the Eighty Years War. Attributed to Sebastiaen Vrancx

The Crane on the Antwerp Quay by the Frozen Scheldt, 1622. Creator: Sebastian Vrancx
The Crane on the Antwerp Quay by the Frozen Scheldt, 1622

The Skirmish Between Cuirassiers, 5 February 1600, on the Vughterheide, c.1635. Creator: Unknown
The Skirmish Between Cuirassiers, 5 February 1600, on the Vughterheide, c.1635

A Woman Mounts her Robber's Horse: ‘De Gestrafte Rover, c.1635. Creator: Sebastian Vrancx
A Woman Mounts her Robber's Horse: De Gestrafte Rover (The Punished Robber), c.1635. Woman escaping on the horse of the man who has just tried to rob her

Ruins of St Croix de Jerusalem, 17th century. Creator: Wenceslaus Hollar
Ruins of St Croix de Jerusalem, 17th century

Baths of Diocletian, Rome, 17th century. Creator: Wenceslaus Hollar
Baths of Diocletian, Rome, 17th century

Ruins of a Round Building, 1673. Creator: Wenceslaus Hollar
Ruins of a Round Building, 1673

Roman Ruins, second version of title-page, ca. 1650. Creator: Unknown
Roman Ruins, second version of title-page, ca. 1650

Ruins and a barred gate on the Esquiline Hill in Rome, 1673. Creator: Wenceslaus Hollar
Ruins and a barred gate on the Esquiline Hill in Rome, 1673

Roman remains at Tivoli, 1673. Creator: Wenceslaus Hollar
Roman remains at Tivoli, 1673

Temple of the Tiburtine Sybil, 1650. Creator: Wenceslaus Hollar
Temple of the Tiburtine Sybil, 1650

Roman Ruins, 1673. Creator: Wenceslaus Hollar
Roman Ruins, 1673

St. Croix de Jerusalem, 1650. Creator: Wenceslaus Hollar
St. Croix de Jerusalem, 1650

Palati maioris (Palatine Palace, Rome), 1650. Creator: Wenceslaus Hollar
Palati maioris (Palatine Palace, Rome), 1650

Thermaru diocletiani Ruinae (Baths of Diocletian), 1651. Creator: Wenceslaus Hollar
Thermaru diocletiani Ruinae (Baths of Diocletian), 1651

Amphitiatri Romani, ca. 1650. Creator: Wenceslaus Hollar
Amphitiatri Romani, ca. 1650

Ruinae Coliseum, ca. 1650. Creator: Wenceslaus Hollar
Ruinae Coliseum, ca. 1650

Title: Roman Ruins, ca. 1650. Creator: Unknown
Title: Roman Ruins, ca. 1650

Antwerp, 1625-77. Creator: Wenceslaus Hollar
Antwerp, 1625-77

Classical Ruins, 1673. Creator: Wenceslaus Hollar
Classical Ruins, 1673

Habitus Lusitanorum Peculiaris, from Fashions of Different Nations. n. d
Habitus Lusitanorum Peculiaris, from Fashions of Different Nations.n.d. After Sebastiaen Vrancx

Mediolanensis Viri Feminaeque Ornatus, from Fashions of Different Nations. n. d
Mediolanensis Viri Feminaeque Ornatus, from Fashions of Different Nations.n.d. After Sebastiaen Vrancx

Germanicus Habitus, from Fashions of Different Nations. n. d. Creator: Pieter de Jode I
Germanicus Habitus, from Fashions of Different Nations.n.d. After Sebastiaen Vrancx

Nobilium in Belgio Utriusque Sexus Ornatus, from Fashions of Different Nations. n. d
Nobilium in Belgio Utriusque Sexus Ornatus, from Fashions of Different Nations.n.d. After Sebastiaen Vrancx

Gallica in Vestitu Varietas, from Fashions of Different Nations. n. d
Gallica in Vestitu Varietas, from Fashions of Different Nations.n.d. Mercatoris Belgae Eiusque Coniugis Vestitus. After Sebastiaen Vrancx

Mercatoris Belgae Eiusque Coniugis Vestitus, from Fashions of Different Nations. n. d
Mercatoris Belgae Eiusque Coniugis Vestitus, from Fashions of Different Nations.n.d. After Sebastiaen Vrancx

Viri et Mulieris apud Florentinos Habitus, from Fashions of Different Nations. n. d
Viri et Mulieris apud Florentinos Habitus, from Fashions of Different Nations.n.d. After Sebastiaen Vrancx

Hispani et Hispanae in Vestitu Cultus, from Fashions of Different Nations. n. d
Hispani et Hispanae in Vestitu Cultus, from Fashions of Different Nations.n.d. After Sebastiaen Vrancx

Adolescentis Angli et Iuvenculae Habitus, from Fashions of Different Nations. n. d
Adolescentis Angli et Iuvenculae Habitus, from Fashions of Different Nations.n.d. After Sebastiaen Vrancx

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"Exploring the Ruins: Francx Sebastiaan's Journey through Ancient Rome" Step back in time and join Francx Sebastiaan as he embarks on a captivating journey through the ruins of ancient Rome. With his trusty sketchbook in hand, he captures the essence of these historical sites with remarkable precision. In 17th century Rome, Sebastiaan discovers the enchanting Ruins of St Croix de Jerusalem. Created by Wenceslaus Hollar, this masterpiece showcases the remnants of a once majestic structure that stood tall amidst the bustling city. Continuing his exploration, our intrepid traveler stumbles upon another architectural marvel - The Baths of Diocletian. Also depicted by Hollar, these grand baths were a testament to Roman opulence and engineering prowess during their heyday. Sebastiaan's keen eye then leads him to an intriguing Round Building from 1673. Once again captured by Hollar's skilled hand, this enigmatic structure leaves us wondering about its original purpose and significance within ancient Roman society. As our journey unfolds, we encounter more captivating scenes like Roman Ruins portrayed in various versions by unknown artists around 1650. These evocative depictions transport us to a time long gone but not forgotten. The Esquiline Hill holds secrets waiting to be unveiled behind its barred gate - an image immortalized by Hollar in 1673. This glimpse into forbidden territory ignites our curiosity about what lies beyond those imposing iron bars. Tivoli beckons with its picturesque charm as Sebastiaan encounters Roman remains amidst nature's embrace. The delicate strokes capture both the beauty of Tivoli and the resilience of these ancient structures against time's relentless march forward. A visit to Temple of Tiburtine Sybil takes us deeper into religious history where worshippers sought divine guidance centuries ago. Created in 1650 by Hollar, this artwork transports us to a time when faith and spirituality were intertwined with everyday life.