Holland. 1596 - 1656
Figure and landscape painting
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1599 Antwerp, Belgium - 1641 London, England. Known for: Court portrait and religious painting, etching.
A portrait and religious-subject painter and etcher from Belgium who spent much of his career in England, Anthony Van Dyck was born in Antwerp. His talent was recognized early, as he signed his first... Read full biography
A portrait and religious-subject painter and etcher from Belgium who spent much of his career in England, Anthony Van Dyck was born in Antwerp. His talent was recognized early, as he signed his first portrait in 1616 when he was seventeen years old. He became the favorite student and studio... Read full biography
A portrait and religious-subject painter and etcher from Belgium who spent much of his career in England, Anthony Van Dyck was born in Antwerp. His talent was recognized early, as he signed his first portrait in 1616 when he was seventeen years old. He became the favorite student and studio assistant to Peter Paul Rubens, and learned to imitate his style to the point that there was confusion as to which man painted some of the portraits. When he was twenty-one, in 1620, Van Dyck first went to... Read full biography
A portrait and religious-subject painter and etcher from Belgium who spent much of his career in England, Anthony Van Dyck was born in Antwerp. His talent was recognized early, as he signed his first portrait in 1616 when he was seventeen years old. He became the favorite student and studio assistant to Peter Paul Rubens, and learned to imitate his style to the point that there was confusion as to which man painted some of the portraits. When he was twenty-one, in 1620, Van Dyck first went to England to do court portraits, but was there for a short time because he never got the introduction he sought from King James I. So he spent most of the next seven years in Genoa, where he did religious subject paintings and studied work of the... Read full biography
A portrait and religious-subject painter and etcher from Belgium who spent much of his career in England, Anthony Van Dyck was born in Antwerp. His talent was recognized early, as he signed his first portrait in 1616 when he was seventeen years old. He became the favorite student and studio assistant to Peter Paul Rubens, and learned to imitate his style to the point that there was confusion as to which man painted some of the portraits. When he was twenty-one, in 1620, Van Dyck first went to England to do court portraits, but was there for a short time because he never got the introduction he sought from King James I. So he spent most of the next seven years in Genoa, where he did religious subject paintings and studied work of the Italian masters, especially Titian. In 1627, he went back to Antwerp, and continued doing religious pain... Read full biography
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Portrait of Jacob de Witte; Portrait of Maria Nutius (2)
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Portrait of Princess Mary (1631–1660), daughter of King Charles I of England, full-length, in a pink dress decorated with silver embroidery and ribbons
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Netherlands, Belgium. 1579 - 1657
Still life, figure, portrait, genre, animal painting
Italy. 1560 - 1609
Baroque religious genre and figure painting
France. 1791 - 1824
Portrait and historical genre painting
Netherlands, Holland. 1619 - 1668
Landscape, horses, battle and hunting scene painting
Spain, United States. 1520 - 1586
Painting
Italy, Switzerland. 1612 - 1666
Baroque religious figure, genre and portrait painting
Flemish, Belgium, Netherlands. 1568 - 1625
History, still life, allegory and mythology scene painting
Holland, Netherlands. 1566 - 1651
Mannerist style figure painting, etching, engraving, teaching
France. 1798 - 1863
Allegorical, classical painting
United Kingdom, England, Netherlands, Germany. 1618 - 1680
Portrait, landscape, religious themed, history and figure paintings
France, Italy. 1486 - c.1530
Portrait, figure and genre painting, mannerism
France. 1789 - 1863
Battle scenes, portrait, figure and Arab subject paintings
Netherlands, Holland. 1643 - 1706
Portrait, figure and genre painting
Italy. 1712 - 1793
Architectural, cityscape, religious painting
United Kingdom, England. 1723 - 1792
Portrait painting-Grand Style
Flemish, Belgium, Germany. 1577 - 1640
Counter reformation religious painting
Italy, England. 1697 - 1768
Landscape, cityscape, harbor views of Venice painting, etching
United Kingdom, England. 1776 - 1837
Regional rural landscape and rural scene painting, figure drawing
France, Netherlands. 1684 - 1721
Rococo aristocratic genre painting, theatre set design
Italy, Spain. 1696 - 1770
Rococo painting, frescos, altarpieces, printmaking
England, United Kingdom, Scotland. 1802/03 - 1873
Animal painting and sculpture
Spain, France. 1746 - 1828
Figure, portrait and history paining
Spain. 1617 - 1682
Religious subject painting
Spain. 1541 - 1614
Painting, sculpture, architecture
Spain. 1598 - 1664
Baroque religious themed painting, figures and still life
France, Italy. 1725 - 1805
History, sentimental middle class domestic genre and sensuous female portrait painting
Flemish, Belgium. 1593 - 1678
Portrait, genre, banquet scenes and religious painting, tapestry design, drawing
Hungary, Austria. 1873 - 1950
Female figure and portrait painting
England. 1734 - 1797
Portrait, landscape and industrial genre painting
Germany. 1472 - 1553
Portrait, figure, religious painting
Italy. 1708 - 1787
Religious and nobility portrait