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This very learned and distinguished man, whose family had inherited the titles of
Herrn van Hogeveen, Desplasse, Vuerse, Draakensteyn &c. was descended
from the Duke Johann III. of Brabant and Isabella van Veen. !” Fig. 7. Study of ...
This very learned and distinguished man, whose family had inherited the titles of
Herrn van Hogeveen, Desplasse, Vuerse, Draakensteyn &c. was descended
from the Duke Johann III. of Brabant and Isabella van Veen. !” Fig. 7. Study of ...
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Archduke Albrecht of Austria, who had married Isabella, daughter of Philip II. of
Spain, had just before the death of that monarch in 1598 been appointed
Governor of the Spanish Netherlands. The title of Cardinal of the church of Sta.
Croce in ...
Archduke Albrecht of Austria, who had married Isabella, daughter of Philip II. of
Spain, had just before the death of that monarch in 1598 been appointed
Governor of the Spanish Netherlands. The title of Cardinal of the church of Sta.
Croce in ...
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His copies of the portrait of Isabella d'Este, now in the Museum of ArtHistory at
Vienna; and of a young Venetian lady at Dresden, both after Titian, clearly show
how minutely Rubens had studied that great colourist, and how at the same time
he ...
His copies of the portrait of Isabella d'Este, now in the Museum of ArtHistory at
Vienna; and of a young Venetian lady at Dresden, both after Titian, clearly show
how minutely Rubens had studied that great colourist, and how at the same time
he ...
Page 24
Rubens intended to return at once back to Mantua: but the Archduke Albrecht
and the Infanta Isabella objected to the departure of their celebrated subject.
They therefore commissioned him to paint their portraits, and on the 23th of
September ...
Rubens intended to return at once back to Mantua: but the Archduke Albrecht
and the Infanta Isabella objected to the departure of their celebrated subject.
They therefore commissioned him to paint their portraits, and on the 23th of
September ...
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On the 13th of October 1607, his daughter Isabella, a delicate young beauty,
whom her gallant uncle likened to the wife of Menelaus, was married to Peter
Paul Rubens in the church of St. Michael. In a charming picture, now at the
Pinakothek ...
On the 13th of October 1607, his daughter Isabella, a delicate young beauty,
whom her gallant uncle likened to the wife of Menelaus, was married to Peter
Paul Rubens in the church of St. Michael. In a charming picture, now at the
Pinakothek ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Rubens Monographs on artists ... IX |
| Author | Hermann Knackfuss |
| Translated by | Luise Marie Schwaab Richter |
| Publisher | Velhagen & Klasing, 1904 |
| Original from | Harvard University |
| Digitized | 3 Mar 2009 |
| Length | 168 pages |
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