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Aertgen van Leyden

Illustration — St. Jerome in his study by candlelight, ca. Aertgen Claesz.

Also recorded as Master of the Church Sermon · Aert Claessoon · Aert Claessen · Alaert Claessen

Aertgen van Leyden

Aertgen van Leyden, Jan l'Admiral 001

Jan l'Admiral · Home: Info: Pic · Public domain

Born
1498 · Leiden.
Died
1564 · Leiden.
Nationality
Habsburg Netherlands
Occupation
painter
Fields
portrait
Teachers
Cornelis Engebrechtsz.
Known for
The Calling of Saint Anthony · The Raising of Lazarus · Saint Jerome in his study by candlelight
Languages
Dutch

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Aertgen van Leyden apparaît dans les notices d'autorité de la Deutsche Nationalbibliothek comme peintre (1498 – 1564).

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Aertgen van Leyden naquit en 1498. Aertgen van Leyden mourut en 1564.

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