Cornelia van Marle
Illustration — A Tea Party, 1689 Cornelia van Marle (1661–1698) was a Dutch Golden Age painter.
Also recorded as Cornelia van Marlen
Cornelia van Marle
A. J. van der Wal · Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed · CC BY-SA 4.0
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- Cornelia van Marle was born on 23 June 1661. · Zwolle.
- Died
- Cornelia van Marle died on 1 January 1698. · Zwolle.
- Occupation
- painter
- Languages
- Dutch
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Illustration — A Tea Party, 1689 Cornelia van Marle (1661–1698) was a Dutch Golden Age painter.
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She was born in Zwolle as the daughter of the beer brewer Herman van Marle and his wife Lamberta Holt. After her father died her mother married another brewer, Geurt Greve, and he merged his business with Van Marle's at the brewery "De Gouden Kroon", located in the Voorstraat (behind the Vrouwenhuis on a street parallel to the Melkmarkt). Their daughter Aleida became Cornelia's half-sister. Along with her younger half-sister and two cousins, she became a pupil of the Dordrecht painter Wilhelmus Beurs in 1686. Beurs recognized their ability and dedicated his book to them in 1692. All four women made large panels under the instruction of Beurs in 1686, and all four of these hang in the regent's room of the Vrouwenhuis in Zwolle today.
Cornelia van Marle, Schilderij - Zwolle - 20230074 - RCE
A. J. van der Wal · Rijksdienst voor het Cultureel Erfgoed
Dedication by the author Wilhelmus Beurs to his pupils [Aleida Greve, Anna Cornelia Holt, Sophia Holt, and Cornelia van Marle. From his 1692 book on the art of painting and paint-mixing called De groote waereld in 't kleen geschildert, of schilderagtigtafereel van 's weerelds schilderyen, kortelijk vervat in sesboeken, verklarende de hooftverwen, haare verscheidemengelingen in oly, en der zelver g
Wilhelmus Beurs · University of Utrecht
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