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Jonas Umbach

German, Augsburg 1624–1693 Augsburg · 15 works on DiscoverArt

Works

An Allegory of the Union of the House of Orange and the Wittelsbach Family (Design for a Title Page of a Thesis)
An Allegory of the Union of the House of Orange and the Wittelsbach Family (Design for a Title Page of a Thesis)1640–93
Landscape with a hunter and his dogs
Landscape with a hunter and his dogs1640–93
May (one of a series representing the labors of the months)
May (one of a series representing the labors of the months)1690 or slightly earlier
August (one of a series representing the labors of the months)
August (one of a series representing the labors of the months)1690 or slightly earlier
Three satyrs carrying the drunken Silenus, preceded by a putto carrying grapes; behind them a satyr carrying a large vessel, a putto, and a bare-breasted woman
Three satyrs carrying the drunken Silenus, preceded by a putto carrying grapes; behind them a satyr carrying a large vessel, a putto, and a bare-breasted woman1640–93
November (one of a series representing the labors of the months)
November (one of a series representing the labors of the months)1690 or slightly earlier
June (one of a series representing the labors of the months)
June (one of a series representing the labors of the months)1690 or slightly earlier
April (one of a series representing the labors of the months)
April (one of a series representing the labors of the months)1690 or slightly earlier
September (one of a series representing the labors of the months)
September (one of a series representing the labors of the months)1690 or slightly earlier
July (one of a series representing the labors of the months)
July (one of a series representing the labors of the months)1690 or slightly earlier
March (one of a series representing the labors of the months)
March (one of a series representing the labors of the months)1690 or slightly earlier
October (one of a series representing the labors of the months)
October (one of a series representing the labors of the months)1690 or slightly earlier
January (one of a series representing the labors of the months)
January (one of a series representing the labors of the months)1690 or slightly earlier
February (one of a series representing the labors of the months)
February (one of a series representing the labors of the months)1690 or slightly earlier
December (one of a series representing the labors of the months)
December (one of a series representing the labors of the months)1690 or slightly earlier

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