John Gaspar Gevartius or Jan Caspar Gevaerts (1593–1666) was the jurisconsult of Antwerp and in his lifetime a famous philologist. He was a personal friend...

Vandersteen as artist and author for the Spike and Suzy comics (born 1937) Gaspar Gevartius, jurisconsult of Antwerp and philologist (1593–1666) Joris Hendrickx...

canon van Parijs, Rubens's epitaph, written in Latin by his friend Gaspar Gevartius, was chiselled on the chapel floor. In the tradition of the Renaissance...

In 1796 the painting was thought to be an image of Flemish diplomat Gaspar Gevartius. In 1864, the painting was purchased by the National Gallery in London...

Renald Huygens. Thomas de Prêt (+1653), married to Suzanne Fourmenois. Gaspar Gevartius, Secretary of the City. Jacobis Anthonius de Witte (+1631); royal Councillor...

of the Cardinal-Infante Ferdinand into Antwerp in 1635, devised by Gaspar Gevartius and carried out under the direction of Rubens, was made unmistakably...

late humanist circle around mayor Nicolaas Rockox, which included Gaspar Gevartius, Philip Rubens, Deodat del Monte, Joannes Woverius, Laurentius Beyerlinck...

the Cardinal-Infante Ferdinand into Antwerp (decorations designed by Gaspar Gevartius, Theodoor van Thulden and Rubens) and Ghent. On 9 October 1725, Archduchess...

(1588–1655), author of Bibliotheca Belgica (1623) and Fasti academici (1635) Gaspar Gevartius (1593–1666) Olivier de Wree (1596–1652), author of Sigilla comitum...

Christoffel Jegher and Cornelis Galle the Elder, and the new text written by Gaspar Gevartius. The 1645 edition, generally considered the finest version of the book...

"undoubtedly the most beautiful one may see here", and by the poet Gaspar Gevartius, a friend of Rubens, who praised "Helen of Antwerp, who far surpasses...

early age. He was also tutored by Gaspar Gevartius, a scholar of repute who was a friend of his father. Under Gevartius he studied the humanistic core subjects...

De Vos, painter of Antwerp. Gaspar De Craeyer, painter of Ghent. Hendrik Steenwyck, painter of Antwerp. Gaspar Gevartius, jurisconsult of Antwerp. Nicolaas...

hosts a series of allegorical figures whose meaning was described by Gaspar Gevartius in the book Pompa Introitus Ferdinandi (1641). The ship is a symbol...

correspondence with other scholars of his time such as Christiaan Huygens, Gaspar Gevartius and Albert Rubens, the son of Peter Paul Rubens. In 1653 Heinsius collected...

college in the city, where his students included Valerius Andreas and Gaspar Gevartius. Schott died in Antwerp on 23 January 1629, after suffering ten days...

of Cardinal-Infante Ferdinand of Austria as new governor general, Gaspar Gevartius co-ordinating the reception and Peter Paul Rubens playing a key role...

(1576–1612), by the college of the Society of Jesus at Prague; Joannes Casparus Gevartius, In statuam equestrem Henrici magni, dedicated to Henri IV, king of France...