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82012 Hans Vredeman de Vries man / Noord-Nederlands, Zuid-Nederlands schilder, tekenaar, prentkunstenaar, stadsbouwmeester, vestingingenieur, kunsttheoreticus, planoloog, schrijnwerker, hofarchitect Naamvarianten In dit veld worden niet-voorkeursnamen zoals die in bronnen zijn aangetroffen, vastgelegd en toegankelijk gemaakt. Dit zijn bijvoorbeeld andere schrijfwijzen, bijnamen of namen van getrouwde vrouwen met of juist zonder de achternaam van een echtgenoot. Vredeman de Vries, Jan Vries, Hans Vredeman de Vries, Jan Vredeman de Kwalificaties schilder, tekenaar, prentkunstenaar, stadsbouwmeester, vestingingenieur, kunsttheoreticus, planoloog, schrijnwerker, hofarchitect in 1592-1593 city architect of Danzig Nationaliteit/school Noord-Nederlands, Zuid-Nederlands Geboren Leeuwarden 1525/1526 age mentioned as 34 in a deed from 1560 (Borggrefe/Fusenig/Uppenkamp 2002, p. 30, note 1) Overleden Hamburg 1609 Borggrefe/Fusenig/Uppenkamp 2002, p. 29 Familierelaties in dit veld wordt een familierelatie met één of meer andere kunstenaars vermeld. father of Paul (1567-before 1636) and Salomon Vredeman de Vries (1556-1604) Zie ook in dit veld vindt u verwijzingen naar een groepsnaam of naar de kunstenaars die deel uitma(a)k(t)en van de groep. Ook kunt u verwijzingen naar andere kunstenaars aantreffen als het gaat om samenwerking zonder dat er sprake is van een groep(snaam). Dit is bijvoorbeeld het geval bij kunstenaars die gedeelten in werken van een andere kunstenaar voor hun rekening hebben genomen (zoals bij P.P. Rubens en J. Brueghel I). Elsmaer, Wouter van den (II) Mostaert, Gillis (I) Vredeman de Vries, Paul worked with Gillis Mostaert (Michiels 2005); his son Paul helped him with large commissions, for instance in Danzig Deze persoon/entiteit in andere databases 65 treffers in RKDimages als kunstenaar 22 treffers in RKDlibrary als onderwerp 2 treffers in RKDlibrary als auteur 1 treffer in RKDlibrary als illustrator 115 treffers in RKDexcerpts als kunstenaar Verder zoeken in RKDartists& Geboren 1525 Sterfplaats Hamburg Plaats van werkzaamheid Leeuwarden Plaats van werkzaamheid Kampen (Overijssel) Plaats van werkzaamheid Antwerpen Plaats van werkzaamheid Kollum (Kollumerland en Nieuwkruisland) Plaats van werkzaamheid Mechelen Plaats van werkzaamheid Aken Plaats van werkzaamheid Luik (prov.) Plaats van werkzaamheid Frankfurt am Main Plaats van werkzaamheid Wolfenbüttel Plaats van werkzaamheid Braunschweig Plaats van werkzaamheid Hamburg Plaats van werkzaamheid Danzig (hist.) Plaats van werkzaamheid Praag Plaats van werkzaamheid Amsterdam Plaats van werkzaamheid Den Haag Kwalificaties schilder Kwalificaties tekenaar Kwalificaties prentkunstenaar Kwalificaties stadsbouwmeester Kwalificaties vestingingenieur Kwalificaties kunsttheoreticus Kwalificaties planoloog Kwalificaties schrijnwerker Kwalificaties hofarchitect Materiaal/techniek olieverf Product ornament-ontwerp Onderwerpen architectuur (genre) Onderwerpen kerkinterieur Stroming Praagse School Lid van vereniging Sint-Lucasgilde (Mechelen) Auteur Vredeman de Vries, Jan Biografische gegevens Werkzaam in Hier wordt vermeld waar de kunstenaar (langere tijd) heeft gewerkt en in welke periode. Ook relevante studiereizen worden hier vermeld. Leeuwarden 1544 - 1546 trained as a cabinet maker, then became pupil of the glass painter Rijnier Gerritsz. between 1544 and 1546/1547 Kampen (Overijssel) 1546 - 1548 worked in the workshop of the Kampen town painter Ernst Maeler c. 1546-1547 (Borggrefe/Fusenig/Uppenkamp 2002) Antwerpen 1548 - 1550 in September 1548 documented as citizen of Antwerp; cooperates in Antwerp for the festive decorations for the entrance of Charles V and Philips II in September 1549 Kollum (Kollumerland en Nieuwkruisland) 1550 - 1552 c. 1550 tot c. 1552, worked for a cabinet maker in Kollum (Borggrefe/Fusenig/Uppenkamp 2002) Mechelen 1552 - 1561 active in the workshop of Claude Dorisy, got aquainted with renaissance motifs through prints by Hiëronymus Cock and probably had contact with the Italian artist Giorgio Ghisi who stayed in Antwerp until 1554. Got acquainted with Michiel Coxie, worked together with Pieter Bruegel I for Hiëronymus Cock, was member of the guild (Borggrefe/Fusenig/Uppenkamp 2002) Antwerpen 1561 made a design for the new construction of the Antwerp town hall (Borggrefe/Fusenig/Uppenkamp 2002) Mechelen 1561 - 1564 Antwerpen 1564-02 - 1570 had to leave Antwerp in 1570 to escape the inquisition and the duke of Alva (Borggrefe/Fusenig/Uppenkamp 2002) Aken 1570 - 1572-11 settled here together with his brother Marten (Borggrefe/Fusenig/Uppenkamp 2002) Luik (prov.) 1572-11 - 1575 according to Van Mander Antwerpen 1575 - 1586 returned temporarily to Antwerp (van der Linden 2015); left for Frankfurt for economic reasons (Borggrefe/Fusenig/Uppenkamp 2002) Frankfurt am Main 1586 Wolfenbüttel 1587 - 1589-05 active as an architect at the court of Julius von Braunschweig-Lüneburg; fired by his successor Duke Heinrich-Julius and left for Braunschweig (Borggrefe/Fusenig/Uppenkamp 2002) Braunschweig 1589-05 - 1591 Borggrefe/Fusenig/Uppenkamp 2002 Hamburg 1591 - 1592 worked for Antwerp refugees, a.o. for the goldmith Jacob de Moor who commisioned a painting for the St. Petri church (Borggrefe/Fusenig/Uppenkamp 2002) Danzig (hist.) 1592-10 - 1596 produced designs for fortifications (not executed, the commision went to Obbergen); made a painting for the Artus Court and decorated the interior of the summer council chamber of the town hall (Borggrefe / Fusenig / Uppenkamp 2002) Hamburg 1596 - 1597 worked for the Antwerps refugee Hans l' Hommel (Borggrefe/Fusenig/Uppenkamp 2002) Praag 1597 - 1598 active for Emperor Rudolf II; returned to Hamburg in the autumn of 1598 (Borggrefe/Fusenig/Uppenkamp 2002) Hamburg 1598 - 1600 Amsterdam 1600 - 1606 Den Haag 1601 - 1604 Buijsen/Dumas et al. 1998 Hamburg 1606 - 1609 Relaties met andere kunstenaars Leerling van In dit veld worden namen van leraren of leermeesters vermeld. Het gaat hier om die leermeesters die een relevante rol hebben gespeeld in de vorming van de leerling, dus niet om alle academieleraren die iemand heeft gehad. Zie ook het veld 'Opleiding'. Dorisy, Claude Gerritsz., Reijer Leraar van in dit veld worden namen van leerlingen vermeld. Het gaat hier om die leerlingen waarbij de leraar een relevante rol heeft gespeeld in diens vorming, dus niet om alle academieleerlingen die iemand heeft gehad. Zie ook het veld 'Opleiding'. Blocke, Isaak van den Corte, Juan de la Steenwijck, Hendrik van (I) Vredeman de Vries, Paul Nagevolgd door in dit veld worden de navolgers van de kunstenaar vermeld. Hoewel leerlingen natuurlijk ook navolgers kunnen zijn, worden die hier niet opnieuw vermeld. Met navolgers worden kunstenaars bedoeld die het werk van een voorganger in diens geest voortzetten. Dit kan soms zelfs een eeuw later zijn; er is hiervoor geen tijdslimiet. Het gaat hier wel om iemand van wie het hele werk grotendeels in de trant is van de nagevolgde kunstenaar. Bronckhorst, Pieter van Croon, T.J. Krieg, Johann Invloed op In dit veld worden de kunstenaars vermeld op wie de beschreven kunstenaar invloed heeft gehad zonder dat er sprake was van een onderwijssituatie of van slaafse navolging. Bogaert, Casper Delen, Dirck van Delen, Jan van Husen, Peter van Osten, Peter Robin, Joris Robin, Jan (II) Stockman, Rudolf Ducha, Lorenzo Onderwerpen In dit veld worden de diverse onderwerpscategorieën of genres vermeld die in het oeuvre van de beschreven kunstenaar voorkomen. De inhoud van dit veld is doorgaans meer gebaseerd op het aanwezige beeldmateriaal in het RKD dan op de literatuur. architectuur (genre), kerkinterieur Materiaal/techniek olieverf Product ornament-ontwerp Stroming Hier wordt vermeld tot welke stroming een kunstenaar kan worden gerekend. Niet alle stromingen zijn ingevoerd, want de inhoud van dit veld is nog in opbouw. 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    April 2004 Journal

    historians of netherlandish art NEWSLETTER Dedicated to the Study of Netherlandish, German and Franco-Flemish Art and Architecture, 1350-1750 Vol. 21, No. 1 www.hnanews.org April 2004 Frans van Mieris, A Woman Pulling a Dog’s Ear. 1662. Oil on panel, 14 x 11 cm. Recently acquired by the Worcester Art Museum. HNA Newsletter, Vol. 21, No. 1, April 2004 1 From the President HNA News For many, April means tulips and cherry blossoms (and income Election Results tax). For Kristin and me, it also means another Newsletter, and an opportunity to bring you up to date on matters that concern the HNA Three new board members were elected and introduced to the as a whole. membership at the HNA Membership Meeting and Reception at CAA This past February in Seattle, the Board devoted much attention in Seattle, February 19, 2004. Krista De Jonge, Christine Göttler and to our next international conference. As we reported in the last Julie Hochstrasser are replacing Stephanie Dickey, Reindert Newsletter, it will take place in Washington DC in early November Falkenburg and Linda Stone-Ferrier whose terms expired. The new 2006, at the beginning of the National Gallery’s exhibition on board members are to serve for four years (2004–2008). Netherlandish diptychs. The date is certain. The organizers are certain – Quint Gregory and Aneta Georgievska-Shine. The precise venue still remains to be determined. But as Aneta and Quint continue to search for the right auditorium and conference rooms, they are also beginning to assemble an official program committee. That committee Nominations for New Officers will likely post a call for sessions by the end of the year.
  • November 2002 Newsletter

    November 2002 Newsletter

    historians of netherlandish art NEWSLETTER Dedicated to the Study of Netherlandish, German and Franco-Flemish Art and Architecture, 1350-1750 Vol. 19, No. 2 www.hnanews.org November 2002 Joseph Heintz (1564-1609), The Penitent Magdalen. Oil on canvas, 84.5 x 69 cm. The Art Museum, Princeton University. Museum purchase and partial gift of Stephen Mazoh Photo credit: Bruce M. White HNA Newsletter, Vol. 19, No. 2, November 2002 1 From the President Finally, let me mention that the College Art Association meeting in New York this coming February will feature an HNA-sponsored The HNA website is finally complete: www.hnanews.org. It had session chaired by members Andrea Pearson and Lisa Deam – Friday, a slow birth, as many of you have noticed. But now that you can February 21, from noon until one-thirty, in the Beekman Parlour, 2nd access it in its entirety, you will see a number of helpful features. In floor of the Hilton. Time and venue of the Reception will be an- the Links category, for example, you will find a new section on Dutch nounced on the Message Board, and of course, in the program of the language instruction, not to mention addresses of photographic College Art Association meeting. services, research facilities, libraries, and dealers. The Members Only section offers yet more. The Membership Directory now gives you All the best, information that can be updated twice a year, if necessary. The Archive of Past Reviews of Books (going back to 2000) allows you to Alison M. Kettering, search for that anthology or book whose editor or author simply escapes your befogged memory.