Pieter de Jode II(1606–1674) was a Flemish Baroque painter and engraver.
He learned drawing and engraving from his father, Pieter de Jode I(1570–1634). He travelled to Paris with him to make engravings, and on his return he married Justa Galle, the widow of Adriaen Collaert and the daughter of Philip Galle. He started working for Anthony van Dyck as an engraver for his Iconography series that was published over several decades. For this project he accompanied Van Dyck several times to England.
After the death of Van Dyck, he continued to work on the Iconography series, in collaboration with other engravers employed by the publisher Gillis Hendricx in Antwerp. Since 1628 – 1629 year – member of craft union Saint Luca in Antwerp.
Selected collections:
National Portrait Gallery, UK
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, USA
Indianapolis Museum of Art, USA
LACMA, USA
Victoria and Albert Museum, USA
Fitzwilliam Museum, USA
