Pieter van Coninxloo
Illustration — Philip the Handsome and Margaret of Austria, c. Diptych, Oil on oak panels, each 23.8cm x 16.5cm. National Gallery, London.
Pieter van Coninxloo
Pieter van Coninxloo · Public domain
- Born
- 1460 · Brussels.
- Died
- 1513
- Nationality
- Habsburg Netherlands
- Occupation
- painter
- Languages
- Dutch
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Illustration — Philip the Handsome and Margaret of Austria, c. Diptych, Oil on oak panels, each 23.8cm x 16.5cm. National Gallery, London.
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Born at Brussels in 1460, died in 1513.
The recorded working language is Dutch. Work by Pieter van Coninxloo is recorded in the collections of National Gallery.
Margaret of Austria Pieter van Coninxloo
Presumably Pieter van Coninxloo · Royal Collection RCIN 403428
King Philipp I. the Handsome at the age of 16 and his sister Margarete (1480 - 1530) at the age of 14, who became Regent of the Netherlands. Philip is wearing the collar of the Golden Fleece. His arms are depicted at the top of this panel, the other coats of arms are of territories which belonged to the House of Austria. From the arms and inscriptions it can be established that this diptych was pa
Probably Pieter van Coninxloo · 2. National Gallery 1. luxfon.com
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- 1.Pieter van Coninxloo (active 1479; died 1513) National Gallery, London. www.nationalgallery.org.uk.
- 2."Van Coninxloo". Grove Art, Oxford University Press.
- 3.Attributed to Pieter van Coninxloo (active 1479-1513) - Margaret of Austria (1480-1530). www.rct.uk.
- 4.Campbell, 110
- 5.Valentiner, Wilhelm Reinhold (ed). Art in America, Westport, Conn: F.F. Sherman, 1939. 11
- 6.Friedländer, Max J. Early Netherlandish Painting: Volume 13: Antonis MOR and His Contemporaries. Kluwer Academic Publishers, ed 1975. 48.
- 7.Campbell, 114
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- Campbell, Lorne. The Fifteenth Century Netherlandish Schools. London: National Gallery Publications, 1998.
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