Jacob Jordaens' depiction of them shows them at half-length and almost obliterating the background of red velvety drapery and a glint of sky.  
Jacob Jordaens' depiction of them shows them at half-length and almost obliterating the background of red velvety drapery and a glint of sky.  They are absorbed in a study of the text on the table at the bottom left.  A more famous 1526 version has them divided onto two panels, with the figure on the left draped in an orange cloak and the figure on the right draped in a white cloak.  Three of them are bearded and all four are engaged by two religious texts.  FTP, name this Albrecht Durer depiction of John, Peter, Paul, and Mark.
Jacob Jordaens' depiction of them shows them at half-length and almost obliterating the background of red velvety drapery and a glint of sky.  
The Four Apostles or The Four Evangelists or The Four Holy Men