Karel van Mander the Younger
Karel van Mander the Younger was a painter, tapestry maker, artist and artisan (1579–1623). He was born at Kortrijk and died at Delft.
Also recorded as Karel van Mander II; Karel van Mander.
Karel van Mander the Younger in brief
- Born
- 1579
- Died
- 1623
- Known for
- painter, tapestry maker, artist and artisan
- Place of birth
- Kortrijk
Identity and origins
The authorities additionally record the headings Karel van Mander II and Karel van Mander. His recorded language was Dutch.
He was the child of Karel van Mander the Elder. 2 children are recorded: Karel van Mander III and Cornelis van Mander.
Recognition and collections
Work by Karel van Mander the Younger is held by Nationalmuseum, Art Institute of Chicago, Royal Museum of Fine Arts Antwerp and National Portrait Gallery of Sweden.
Identity
Karel van Mander the Younger is recorded as painter, tapestry maker, artist and artisan. Karel van Mander the Younger is recorded with the citizenship of Southern Netherlands.
Chronology
- 1579Karel van Mander the Younger born at Kortrijk.
- 1579Karel van Mander the Younger was born in 1579 at Kortrijk.
- 1623Karel van Mander the Younger died at Delft.
- 1623Karel van Mander the Younger died in 1623 at Delft.
Sources
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- 1.
“Karel van Mander the Younger”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q3374685: Karel van Mander the Younger
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