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His grand-father was a dispensing chemist, who also owned a grocer's shop; but
his father was educated to a learned profession. Johann Rubens was born in
1530, studied law at Louvain and Padua, and took the degree of Doctor of Civil
and ...
His grand-father was a dispensing chemist, who also owned a grocer's shop; but
his father was educated to a learned profession. Johann Rubens was born in
1530, studied law at Louvain and Padua, and took the degree of Doctor of Civil
and ...
Page 11
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 ...
Page 39
The evenings were devoted to his friends; for he kept an open and hospitable
house and specially enjoyed intercourse with learned men. According to one of
his biographers his house was regulated with the strictness almost of a convent.
The evenings were devoted to his friends; for he kept an open and hospitable
house and specially enjoyed intercourse with learned men. According to one of
his biographers his house was regulated with the strictness almost of a convent.
Page 96
To name one example only out of many, let us take the portrait painted in 1624 of
Rubens' learned friend Dr. van Thulden, now in the Pinakothek at Munich. This
portrait clearly shows that Rubens thoroughly understood the representation of ...
To name one example only out of many, let us take the portrait painted in 1624 of
Rubens' learned friend Dr. van Thulden, now in the Pinakothek at Munich. This
portrait clearly shows that Rubens thoroughly understood the representation of ...
Page 118
The eldest was taken charge of by Johann Kaspar Gevaerts, town-clerk of
Antwerp and Historian to the Emperor Ferdinand III.; a learned man, celebrated
for his historical acquirements, whose portrait by the hand of his artist friend has
come ...
The eldest was taken charge of by Johann Kaspar Gevaerts, town-clerk of
Antwerp and Historian to the Emperor Ferdinand III.; a learned man, celebrated
for his historical acquirements, whose portrait by the hand of his artist friend has
come ...
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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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