Flemish, Belgium, Netherlands. 1568 - 1625
History, still life, allegory and mythology scene painting
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1527 Antwerp - 1581. Known for: Genre, portrait, and biblical motif painting.
Marten van Cleve was born into a family of artists in Antwerp. Karel van Mander, author of the famous "Schilderboek", records that he was taught by Frans Floris and adds that unlike his brother... Read full biography
Marten van Cleve was born into a family of artists in Antwerp. Karel van Mander, author of the famous "Schilderboek", records that he was taught by Frans Floris and adds that unlike his brother Hendrick he did not travel to Italy. Van Cleve became a member of the Guild of Saint Luke in 1551, in the... Read full biography
Marten van Cleve was born into a family of artists in Antwerp. Karel van Mander, author of the famous "Schilderboek", records that he was taught by Frans Floris and adds that unlike his brother Hendrick he did not travel to Italy. Van Cleve became a member of the Guild of Saint Luke in 1551, in the same year as Pieter Brueghel the Elder, and married Maria de Greve five years later. She bore him four sons, all of whom also became painters. Several art historians have attributed van Cleve's... Read full biography
Marten van Cleve was born into a family of artists in Antwerp. Karel van Mander, author of the famous "Schilderboek", records that he was taught by Frans Floris and adds that unlike his brother Hendrick he did not travel to Italy. Van Cleve became a member of the Guild of Saint Luke in 1551, in the same year as Pieter Brueghel the Elder, and married Maria de Greve five years later. She bore him four sons, all of whom also became painters. Several art historians have attributed van Cleve's specialization in genre scenes to the fact that he never traveled to Italy. He obviously specialized in figures, and was often commissioned to add staffage to the landscapes of his Antwerp colleagues. His figures are characterized by their voluminous,... Read full biography
Marten van Cleve was born into a family of artists in Antwerp. Karel van Mander, author of the famous "Schilderboek", records that he was taught by Frans Floris and adds that unlike his brother Hendrick he did not travel to Italy. Van Cleve became a member of the Guild of Saint Luke in 1551, in the same year as Pieter Brueghel the Elder, and married Maria de Greve five years later. She bore him four sons, all of whom also became painters. Several art historians have attributed van Cleve's specialization in genre scenes to the fact that he never traveled to Italy. He obviously specialized in figures, and was often commissioned to add staffage to the landscapes of his Antwerp colleagues. His figures are characterized by their voluminous, unruffled clothing and often bulbous noses. Van Cleve's palette is dominated by vivid colours and st... Read full biography
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Slide 1 of 3: AN OUTDOOR WEDDING DANCE
AN OUTDOOR WEDDING DANCE
Martin Van CleveAN OUTDOOR WEDDING DANCE
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Saint George's Day: A village kermesse with figures dancing and merrymaking, others drinking before an inn at the sign of The Horn
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The Massacre of the Innocents
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Belgium. 1564 - 1638
Painting, copyist of his father's paintings
Netherlands, Holland. c.1640 - 1708
Still life and portrait painting
Netherlands. 1686 - 1750
Landscape, figure in landscape painting
Netherlands. 1600 - 1667
Figure, genre painting
Belgium, Flemish. 1580 - 1662
Figure, landscape and allegorical painting, etching and drawing
Belgium. 1580 - 1621
Multi-figure paintings in architectural settings, genre scenes, drawing
Netherlands, Flemish, Holland. 1576 - 1632
Elegant figure in landscape and genre paintings, print design
Flemish, Belgium, France. 1601 - 1678
Landscape, figure in landscape, allegory and mythology painting
Italy. 1592 - 1664
Frescoe, religious, allegorical painting
France, Belgium, Flemish. 1573 - 1647
Landscapes, genre scenes battles and scenes of village
Italy, England. 1700 - 1777
Panoramic town-and landscape views and architectural painting, stage sets
Belgium, Netherlands. c. 1495/1500 - c. 1570
Painting
Italy. 1710 - 1743
Venetian scene painting, landscape and harbpr scenes
1722 - 1792
Painting
Holland, Germany, Netherlands. 1610 - 1685
Figure, genre painting
Holland. 1602/03 - 1670
Landscape and river scene painting
Holland. 1610 - 1664
Portrait, fruit still life, figure, genre and mythology painting
Holland, Netherlands. 1590 - 1656
Realist still-life, kitchen interiors and religious ceremony painting
Netherlands. 1605 - 1671
Paintings of interior scenes with elegant figures socializing
Netherlands, Holland. 1600 - 1653
Dramatic sea and sky marine painting-sailing vessels
Belgium. 1610 - 1672
Painting
Flemish. 1540 - 1596
Painting
Belgium. 1631 - 1695
Still life painting, nature morte
Netherlands, Belgium, Italy. 1684 - 1763
Landscape painting, ruins, classical buildings
Europe, Netherlands, Holland. 1628/69 - 1682
Realist landscape painting with horizons
Flemish, Belgium. 1590 - 1661
Religious painting with garlands of flowers
Holland, Netherlands. 1606 - 1683 or 1684
Vanitas painting
United Kingdom, Netherlands, Holland, England. 1633 - 1707
Marine painting, drawing
Italy. 1609 - 1685
Religious theme painting
Spain. 1541 - 1614
Painting, sculpture, architecture
Italy. 1593/97 - 1653
Baroque style female figure painting