(b Antwerp, 19 Nov 1607; d Antwerp, 7 Nov 1678). Painter and draughtsman, son of (1) Erasmus Quellinus (i). He executed numerous altarpieces depicting Counter-Reformation themes for churches and monasteries throughout the Southern Netherlands, as well as secular paintings that depict scenes from ancient history and mythology and allegorical compositions. However, he is perhaps best known for his work for Rubens during the 1630s.

Part of the Quellinus family

• Quellinus, Erasmus (ii) (1607-78)
  • Belgium, §XII, 3: Patronage, 17th century
  • Bie, Cornelis de
  • Quellinus: (1) Erasmus Quellinus (i)
  • Vorsterman: (1) Lucas Vorsterman (i)
  • collaboration
    • Boel, Pieter
    • Fyt , Jan, §2: Critical reception and posthumous reputation
    • Kessel, van: (2) Jan van Kessel II
    • Snyders , Frans, §2: Collaboration and influence
    • Thielen, Jan Philips van
    • Utrecht, Adriaen van
    • Veerendael, Nicolaes van
  • patrons and collectors
    • Augustinian hermits
  • pupils
    • Quellinus: (2) Erasmus Quellinus (ii), §1: Early work, before c 1640
  • reproductive prints by others
    • Bolswert: (2) Schelte Bolswert
    • Clouwet
    • Jode, de: (4) Pieter de Jode (ii)
    • Lauwers: (1) Nicolaes Lauwers
    • Lauwers: (2) Conrad Lauwers
  • works
    • Belgium, §III, 3(ii)(a): Painting, c 1600–c 1700
    • Jegher: (1) Christoffel Jegher
    • Jegher: (2) Jan Christoffel Jegher
    • Quellinus: (2) Erasmus Quellinus (ii), §2: Later work, after c 1640
    • Rubens, Peter Paul, §II: Working methods and technique