Jachtpartijen, dl. 2
Rijksmuseum / Public Domain
Catalogue
- Year
- 1533
- Dimensions
- height: 214 cm, width: 310 cm
- Collection
- Rijksmuseum
- Artist
- Jan van der Straet
Artist
Johannes Stradanus was a Flemish artist active mainly in 16th-century Florence, Italy. He was a wide-ranging talent who worked as an easel and fresco painter, designer of tapestries, draughtsman, designer of prints and pottery decorator. His subject range was varied and included history subjects, mythological scenes, allegories, landscapes, genre scenes, portraits, architectural scenes and animals. After training in his native Flanders, he left his home country and ultimately settled down in Florence, Italy. He became a prominent court artist to the Medici during the second half of the 16th century and worked on the many decorative projects of the court. Stradanus also produced large altarpieces for the most important churches in Florence.
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- Jan van der Straet
- Year
- 1533
- Dimensions
- height: 214 cm, width: 310 cm
- Watts ID
- WW-1533-525889
Source
- Collection
- Rijksmuseum
- Source
- rijksmuseum
- Reference
- View at source
- Status
- verified