When did British 17th Century live?

British 17th Century lived from 1600 to 1699.

What movement was British 17th Century part of?

British 17th Century was part of the Baroque movement.

Where can I see paintings by British 17th Century?

Paintings by British 17th Century are held by National Gallery of Art.

British 17th Century — Paintings, Biography & Famous Works

1600–1699

British 17th Century was a Baroque artist. 10 works are cataloged here, principally at National Gallery of Art.

This artist made detailed engravings and etchings in 17th-century Britain, often for book pages. Look at the Frontispiece from 1625—it’s a dense, symbolic title page crowded with figures and symbols. The Vanitas shows skulls and clocks, a reminder that life and power fade. Want to see another? Tap the 1655 Title Page to compare how the same artist framed different books.

Works by British 17th Century

Charles II with His Council
Frontispiece
Henry I, King of England
John, King of England
Family Tree with Portraits of Henry VII, Henry VIII, Elizabeth, James, and Charles
Reges Anglia
Frontispiece
Frontispiece
Title Page
Vanitas

Collections represented

Museum

National Gallery of Art

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