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The eldest Philip, — her fifth child, — born in 1574, later on became one of the
civic authorities at Antwerp, where he made a name for himself; whilst the other,
who first saw the light on the 29th of June 1577, on account of the date of his birth
, ...
The eldest Philip, — her fifth child, — born in 1574, later on became one of the
civic authorities at Antwerp, where he made a name for himself; whilst the other,
who first saw the light on the 29th of June 1577, on account of the date of his birth
, ...
Page 10
For a time he was attached as page to the suite of Marguerite de Ligne, widow of
Count Philip of Lalaing , since his mother wished him to acquire the courtly
manners then pre- Fig. 5. DEMOSTHENES, from a .erics of antique portrait- busts
...
For a time he was attached as page to the suite of Marguerite de Ligne, widow of
Count Philip of Lalaing , since his mother wished him to acquire the courtly
manners then pre- Fig. 5. DEMOSTHENES, from a .erics of antique portrait- busts
...
Page 14
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 ...
Page 18
It seems that he considered the artist the fittest personage to deliver certain
presents intended for King Philip III. and his minister the Duke of Lerma. The
voyage was not favoured with fine weather, for it rained uncessantly for twenty
days.
It seems that he considered the artist the fittest personage to deliver certain
presents intended for King Philip III. and his minister the Duke of Lerma. The
voyage was not favoured with fine weather, for it rained uncessantly for twenty
days.
Page 26
Philip Rubens, the only one of his four brothers who had survived, held the office
of Secretary of State at Antwerp. Two portrais of him by Peter -Paul exist, one of
which is in the Pinakothek at Munich; whilst the other representing both brothers
...
Philip Rubens, the only one of his four brothers who had survived, held the office
of Secretary of State at Antwerp. Two portrais of him by Peter -Paul exist, one of
which is in the Pinakothek at Munich; whilst the other representing both brothers
...
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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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