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... it is uncertain when — two altar- pieces : the Circumcision and Sf. Ignatius
healing a Demoniac and restoring to life Dead Children. This latter, which is very
large, is a splendid work. Fig. 14. RUBENS AND HIS WIFK ISABELLA BRANT. In
the.
... it is uncertain when — two altar- pieces : the Circumcision and Sf. Ignatius
healing a Demoniac and restoring to life Dead Children. This latter, which is very
large, is a splendid work. Fig. 14. RUBENS AND HIS WIFK ISABELLA BRANT. In
the.
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RUBENS AND HIS WIFK ISABELLA BRANT. In the Pinakothek at Munich. After a
photograph from the original by Franz Hanfstangl, Munich. (To page 26.) Whilst in
Milan on his return from Genoa and also when on his way to Spain, Rubens ...
RUBENS AND HIS WIFK ISABELLA BRANT. In the Pinakothek at Munich. After a
photograph from the original by Franz Hanfstangl, Munich. (To page 26.) Whilst in
Milan on his return from Genoa and also when on his way to Spain, Rubens ...
Page 26
Philip Rubens was allied by marriage with Johann Brant, Town -Clerk of Antwerp.
On the 1 3«h of October J 607, his daughter Isabella, a delicate young beauty,
whom her gallant uncle likened to the wife of Menelaus, was married to Peter ...
Philip Rubens was allied by marriage with Johann Brant, Town -Clerk of Antwerp.
On the 1 3«h of October J 607, his daughter Isabella, a delicate young beauty,
whom her gallant uncle likened to the wife of Menelaus, was married to Peter ...
Page 38
It has often been stated that this very Flemish type of beauty is that of the artist's
first wife ; but, setting aside some national Flemish peculiarities, it has no
resemblance whatever to the darkhaired Isabella Brant. It cannot be assumed
however, ...
It has often been stated that this very Flemish type of beauty is that of the artist's
first wife ; but, setting aside some national Flemish peculiarities, it has no
resemblance whatever to the darkhaired Isabella Brant. It cannot be assumed
however, ...
Page 42
Rubens always possessed great talent in the representation of the winsome
grace of cherubs and putti. In 1611 his wife Isabella Brant presented him with a
daughter: and it was perhaps this happy event that specially led him to sketch so
often ...
Rubens always possessed great talent in the representation of the winsome
grace of cherubs and putti. In 1611 his wife Isabella Brant presented him with a
daughter: and it was perhaps this happy event that specially led him to sketch so
often ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | Rubens |
| 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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