300円 Gaspar de Crayer is a Flemish artist born in Antwerp, who has lived and worked for most of his life in Brussels. He comes from a family of artist, his father Gaspar de Crayer. The old de Crayer was also a painter and art dealer. Even when he was very young, Gaspar de Crayer moved to the capital o...

300円 Peter Candid was born in Bruges in a family of a Flemish tapestry artist. His father moved to live and worked in Florence, Italy, when Little Peter was 10, so the artist's entire career was outside his native Holland. He studied the art of painting at first with his father who was a tapestry weav...

300円 Denis van Alsloot is a transient figure in 17th-century Flemish art, one of the artists of the Sonian Forest School, which set the foundations of the Flemish landscape. He was born and made a career in Brussels, where he also received his education as an artist. His father was probably also an ar...

300円 Frans Floris was a Flemish artist from Antwerp, a representative of the Northern Renaissance, and especially the movement in called Romanism. He comes from an old artistic family and his brothers have also been prominent artists. The ancestors of the artist were from Brussels, and they were known...

300円 Alexander Adriaenssen is a Flemish artist specializing in a painting of still-lifes paintings. He was born and lived in Antwerp where he received his initial training for an artist. He studied the art-craft in the urban guild of artists, where he apprenticed for almost 13 years before being award...

300円 Denys Calvaert was lived in Italy for almost entire of his living, where he was branded as Fleming. He was an intense learner of history, architecture and human anatomy, and his paintings are described by their superior structural composition and rich colors. Denys Calvaert learning the art of pa...

300円 Rogier van der Weyden is known as one of the three Vlaamse Primitieven (early Flemish primitivists): the other two are Robert Campin and van Eyck. He achieved great success in the age in which he lived. His portraits and church paintings are sold all over Europe, particularly successful in Cathol...

300円 Hendrick de Clerck was a typical representative of Flemish Manierism from the late 16th and early 17th centuries. Although he worked at the border of two eras and two styles in Flemish art - those of Mannerism and Baroque - de Clerck until the end of his career remained faithful to the stylistic ...

300円 Jan Miel was almost certainly natural from Flemish town Beveren-Waas. Miel’s premature learning took place in Antwerp. His visit to Rome for near 20 years is recorded. There Miel became an associate of the so-called “Bentvueghels”, a group of mostly Dutch and Flemish painters. In Italian capital,...

300円 Frans Pourbus the Younger, often referred to simply as “Frans II” to be distinguished by his father Frans Pourbus the Elder (“Frans I”) originated from a descendant family of artists, his grandfathers were also members of the Antwerp Art Guild. Pourbus the Younger was an associate of the artists'...

300円 Pieter Coecke van Aelst was a Flemish artist who worked in the first half of the 16th century in Brussels and Antwerp in a very wide range of visual arts, ranging from church decoration to jewelry, stained glass, and tapestry. He was the son of the Deputy Mayor of Aalst and had the opportunity to...

300円 He is regarded as the most famed and leading painter of Flemish Baroque movement. Peter Paul Rubens concentrated in painting church decorations, portrayals, landscape paintings, and thematically pictures with plots from mythology and ancient as well as allegorical themes. His perfectly constructe...