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Jan Thomas van Ieperen

Born : 1617Died : 1678

Jan Thomas van Ieperen (1617–1678) pursued a career as a painter and printmaker that extended from Antwerp’s artistic circles to the court in Vienna. Born in Ypres, he was established in Antwerp during the 1640s, taking apprentices and marrying Jacoba Maria Cnobbaert. By the late 1650s, his family lived in Vienna. He received imperial commissions there, depicting Leopold I and Margaret Theresa in theatrical costumes for their wedding celebrations in 1666. His subjects also included religious scenes and mythological or pastoral landscapes. In printmaking, he practised mezzotint from around 1658; his portrait of Titian, dated 1661, is dedicated to Empress Eleonora.

This profile brings together identity references for Jan Thomas van Ieperen and paintings, drawings and works on paper documented in auction catalogues.

Documented auction references

1auction reference

1auction house

1documented result with a price

Dobiaschofsky

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Works recorded at auction

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Dobiaschofsky · Lot 324

Sleeping Diana

Oil on wood

Original catalogue wording

Die schlafende Diana.
Öl auf Holz

Catalogue period : 2017-11-10

Published result : 6000 CHF

Fees not specified in the available data

Estimate : CHF 7500

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Sources and references

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Profile updated : 2026-10-21