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c. 1630
2nd or 3rd state
Born 1599 ; died 1641. He received an excellent education and learned several languages. His amiable character and ch arm of manner attracted every one he met. In 161 7, he entered Rubens' workshop and soon became his favored pupil. The two often worked together; hut though Ruhens' influence was considerable, Van Dyck kept his originality. From 1620 to 1627, he spent most of his time in Italy, painting many portraits. H e returned to Antwerp and painted chiefly religious pictures until 1632 , when he settled in London as painter to the king. He was much sought after by the highest society. Commissions poured in, and he executed them with great rapidity. His dreamy, tender genius 'reveals itself in his religious themes, which he loved to paint. But it is chiefly as a portrait painter that he displayed all the resources of his rich color.
30 Masterpieces from the Collections of the Metropolitan (1957 exhibition)
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Portrait of a Man
Hemfsh, XVII Century
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Geography unverified: traveled throughout Italy, the Netherlands, England and Belgium during this time
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van Dyck, Sir Anthony (Flemish, 1599-1641)
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- National Gallery of Art, Washington, DC~Read a biography of Anthony van Dyck.
- The State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg~View another version of the mocking of Christ from around the same time period.
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- The State Hermitage Museum, St. Petersburg~View another version of the mocking of Christ from around the same time period.
Notes
c. 1630
2nd or 3rd state
Born 1599 ; died 1641. He received an excellent education and learned several languages. His amiable character and ch arm of manner attracted every one he met. In 161 7, he entered Rubens' workshop and soon became his favored pupil. The two often worked together; hut though Ruhens' influence was considerable, Van Dyck kept his originality. From 1620 to 1627, he spent most of his time in Italy, painting many portraits. H e returned to Antwerp and painted chiefly religious pictures until 1632 , when he settled in London as painter to the king. He was much sought after by the highest society. Commissions poured in, and he executed them with great rapidity. His dreamy, tender genius 'reveals itself in his religious themes, which he loved to paint. But it is chiefly as a portrait painter that he displayed all the resources of his rich color.
30 Masterpieces from the Collections of the Metropolitan (1957 exhibition)
Catalogue from Piction saved to Dropbox
OCRed text to pull biographies.
Portrait of a Man
Hemfsh, XVII Century
Description: trimmed to or just inside the image
Geography unverified: traveled throughout Italy, the Netherlands, England and Belgium during this time
Catalogue essays
Artist/designers
van Dyck, Sir Anthony (Flemish, 1599-1641)
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