Justus van Egmont Huiler la Reproduction de TableauAll Justus van Egmont Oil PaintingsJustus van Egmont (Leiden, 22 September 1601 - Antwerp, 8 January 1674) was a Dutch Golden Age painter and designer of tapestry. Justus van Egmont moved to Antwerp at age 14 with his family where he became apprenticed to the painter Caspar van den Hoecke (ca. 1585 - ca 1648). In 1618, three years later, he undertook a Grand Tour to Italy in the manner of other artists of his day. This was considered a necessary rite of passage for artists after Karel van Mander published his Schilderboeck in 1604. |
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| Justus van Egmont Justus van Egmont (Leiden, 22 September 1601 - Antwerp, 8 January 1674) was a Dutch Golden Age painter and designer of tapestry. Justus van Egmont moved to Antwerp at age 14 with his family where he became apprenticed to the painter Caspar van den Hoecke (ca. 1585 - ca 1648). In 1618, three years later, he undertook a Grand Tour to Italy in the manner of other artists of his day. This was considered a necessary rite of passage for artists after Karel van Mander published his Schilderboeck in 1604. |
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ID de tableau:: 82911 Portrait of Louise Marie Gonzaga de Nevers Portrait of Louise Marie Gonzaga de Nevers 1646(1646) Medium Oil on canvas cyf 1646(1646) Medium Oil on canvas cyf |
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ID de tableau:: 97015 Segelskutor for ankar vid klippvagg Segelskutor for ankar vid klippvagg 1885-86 Medium oil on canvas cyf 1885-86 Medium oil on canvas cyf |
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Justus van Egmont Justus van Egmont (Leiden, 22 September 1601 - Antwerp, 8 January 1674) was a Dutch Golden Age painter and designer of tapestry. Justus van Egmont moved to Antwerp at age 14 with his family where he became apprenticed to the painter Caspar van den Hoecke (ca. 1585 - ca 1648). In 1618, three years later, he undertook a Grand Tour to Italy in the manner of other artists of his day. This was considered a necessary rite of passage for artists after Karel van Mander published his Schilderboeck in 1604. |
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