Gertruida van Veen
Gertruida van Veen (June 4, 1602 – June 30, 1643) was a painter from the Southern Netherlands. She was born in Antwerp as the daughter of the painter Otto van Veen. She is best known for her portrait of her father, which is held in the Brussels Museum.
Also recorded as Geertruyt Malo-van Veen · Gertrude Malo-van Veen · Gertruida Malo-van Veen · Geertruyt van (1602-1643) Veen
Gertruida van Veen
Lucas Vorsterman the Elder / After Gertruida van Veen · Public domain
- Name
- Gertruida van Veen
- Born
- 4 June 1602
- Birthplace
- Antwerp
- Died
- 1643 · Antwerp.
- Nationality
- Southern Netherlands
- Occupation
- painter · draftsperson · designer
- Known for
- Portrait of the painter Otto van Veen
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Gertruida van Veen (June 4, 1602 – June 30, 1643) was a painter from the Southern Netherlands. She was born in Antwerp as the daughter of the painter Otto van Veen. She is best known for her portrait of her father, which is held in the Brussels Museum.
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Her own portrait was engraved by Lucas Vorsterman. She married Ludovicus Malo and is buried in the St. James' Church, Antwerp. • Illustration — Portrait of the artist's father, circa 1617–1629
Places of work recorded in the authority are Antwerp. Works named in the authority record are Portrait of the painter Otto van Veen. Work by Gertruida van Veen is recorded in the collections of Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium, Print Collection and Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen.
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• Name — Gertruida van Veen • Born — 4 June 1602 • Birthplace — Antwerp • Place of death — Antwerp
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1602
Gertruida van Veen born at Antwerp.
1643
Gertruida van Veen died at Antwerp.
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- 1.Gertruida van Veen (1602-1643) in the RKD
- 2.Engraving record on Rijksmuseum website
- 3.Geertrudis van Veen in the Liggeren
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The authorities additionally record the headings Geertruyt Malo-van Veen, Gertrude Malo-van Veen, Gertruida Malo-van Veen, Geertruyt van (1602-1643) Veen and Gertrude van Veen. She was the child of Otto van Veen.
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Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium, Print Collection and Museum Boijmans Van Beuningen
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