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David de Haen

David de Haen (1585 – 8 August 1622) was a Dutch Caravaggesque painter and drawing artist, active in Rome between 1615 and 1622.

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David de Haen

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Name
David de Haen
Born
1585
Birthplace
Amsterdam, Holland
Died
8 August 1622
Place of death
Palazzo Giustiniani Rome
Field
painting
Movement
Caravaggisti
Nationality
Dutch Republic
Occupation
painter · draftsperson
Movements
Baroque
Languages
Dutch

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David de Haen (1585 – 8 August 1622) was a Dutch Caravaggesque painter and drawing artist, active in Rome between 1615 and 1622.

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David de Haen (1585–1622) was a draftsperson and painter, of Dutch nationality. The draftsperson was born in Amsterdam and died in Rome.

David de Haen worked in Rome. The draftsperson was associated with Baroque. Languages used include Dutch.

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