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Returning to his native country, on the 29th November 1561 he married a
merchant's daughter named Maria Pypelincks. In 1562 he was appointed an
Assessor, an office which he held for five years, during the period of Revolution
against the ...
Returning to his native country, on the 29th November 1561 he married a
merchant's daughter named Maria Pypelincks. In 1562 he was appointed an
Assessor, an office which he held for five years, during the period of Revolution
against the ...
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3) at this early period. In the same collection is a sketch in oil of an Old Lady in a
Black Veil, conceived apparently with an expression of tenderness. This painting,
if tradition is to be believed, represents his mother (Fig. 1) and we may therefore ...
3) at this early period. In the same collection is a sketch in oil of an Old Lady in a
Black Veil, conceived apparently with an expression of tenderness. This painting,
if tradition is to be believed, represents his mother (Fig. 1) and we may therefore ...
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Among the pictures in Germany belonging to Rubens' Italian period, mention
must be made of a very fine St. Sebastian in the Berlin Museum and an /
nebriated //crcules in the Gallery at Cassel; a larger replica of which is at Dresden
. In 1608 ...
Among the pictures in Germany belonging to Rubens' Italian period, mention
must be made of a very fine St. Sebastian in the Berlin Museum and an /
nebriated //crcules in the Gallery at Cassel; a larger replica of which is at Dresden
. In 1608 ...
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as a time of apprenticeship, it was on returning to his own country that he really
discovered his talent and entered upon that period of his life during which he
achieved his immortal fame. An armistice of twelve years, concluded in 1609,
gave ...
as a time of apprenticeship, it was on returning to his own country that he really
discovered his talent and entered upon that period of his life during which he
achieved his immortal fame. An armistice of twelve years, concluded in 1609,
gave ...
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Two different representations of the Ziberation of Andromeda, apparently painted
about the same period (1610–1615), rank among his happiest mythological
creations. One of these is in the Hermitage at St. Petersburg; in which against the
...
Two different representations of the Ziberation of Andromeda, apparently painted
about the same period (1610–1615), rank among his happiest mythological
creations. One of these is in the Hermitage at St. Petersburg; in which against the
...
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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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