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Jan van Noordt BIOGRAPHY
circa 1620 Amsterdam - after 1676. Known for: Painting.
Jan van Noordt was born around 1620 in Amsterdam and died after 1676 in the Netherlands. By this period (c 1670)the artist knew how to combine powerful concentration, sweeping movement, smoothly... Read full biography
Jan van Noordt was born around 1620 in Amsterdam and died after 1676 in the Netherlands. By this period (c 1670)the artist knew how to combine powerful concentration, sweeping movement, smoothly modelled figures, and flamboyantly brushed drapery passages accentuated with daring, loose strokes of... Read full biography
Jan van Noordt was born around 1620 in Amsterdam and died after 1676 in the Netherlands. By this period (c 1670)the artist knew how to combine powerful concentration, sweeping movement, smoothly modelled figures, and flamboyantly brushed drapery passages accentuated with daring, loose strokes of impasto in the highlights.
Jan van Noordt was born around 1620 in Amsterdam and died after 1676 in the Netherlands. By this period (c 1670)the artist knew how to combine powerful concentration, sweeping movement, smoothly modelled figures, and flamboyantly brushed drapery passages accentuated with daring, loose strokes of impasto in the highlights.
Jan van Noordt was born around 1620 in Amsterdam and died after 1676 in the Netherlands. By this period (c 1670)the artist knew how to combine powerful concentration, sweeping movement, smoothly modelled figures, and flamboyantly brushed drapery passages accentuated with daring, loose strokes of impasto in the highlights.
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Jan van Noordt was born around 1620 in Amsterdam and died after 1676 in the Netherlands. By this period (c 1670)the artist knew how to combine powerful concentration, sweeping movement, smoothly modelled figures, and flamboyantly brushed drapery passages accentuated with daring, loose strokes of impasto in the highlights.