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Mattheus Ignatius van Bree Portrait of William I, King of the Netherlands oil painting reproduction


Mattheus Ignatius van Bree
Portrait of William I, King of the Netherlands
Pintura identificación::  91400
 19th century Medium oil on canvas Dimensions 363 x 209 cm (142.9 x 82.3 in) cjr

 
 
   
      
Mattheus Ignatius van Bree
was a Belgian painter, sculptor and architect. He was born at Antwerp in 1773, was instructed by Regemorter; he afterwards went to Paris, and after having obtained by a 'Cato in Utica' the second prize for Rome, he went to that city in 1797e returning to his native country in 1804.[1] He painted numerous historical pictures, some of which are of large dimensions, and obtained a high reputation in Flanders. His conceptions are frequently poetical, and his compositions graceful, delineated with a light, free, and spirited pencil ; but his colouring is rather too florid in some instances. He was first professor at the Academy of Fine Arts at Antwerp, and in 1827 its director. Member of several other scientific institutions like the academies of Amsterdam, Rome, Munich and New York. Among his most important works are 'The Patriotism of the Burgomaster Van der Werft,' in the Town-Hall at Leyden, and 'The Death of Rubens,' in the Museum at Antwerp. He brought forward some of the most eminent of the later Flemish painters, among whom are Wappers, De Keyser, F. de Braekeleer, and others of whom their country is justly proud. Van Bree died at Antwerp in 1839.
Portrait of William I, King of the Netherlands
19th century Medium oil on canvas Dimensions 363 x 209 cm (142.9 x 82.3 in) cjr

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