pourbus造句

• Another Flemish artist working for the court was Frans Pourbus the younger.
• The works of Pourbus and his teacher Blondeel belong the Mannerism style.
• He was a native of Bruges and became a pupil of Pieter Pourbus.
• In 1609, Pourbus moved to Paris at the instigation of Marie de M閐ici ( see her portrait below ).
• Key, Frans Pourbus the Elder ( 1545 1581 ) and Frans Floris ( 1519 / 20-1570 ).
• It is first mentioned in a letter by Frans Pourbus the Younger, a painter at the court of Mantua.
• His paintings for the grand prior were finished by his studio assistants Frans Pourbus the Elder and Crispin van den Broeck.
• "' Frans Pourbus the younger "'( 1569 1622 ) was a Flemish Antwerp and died in Paris.
• There is a painting of the Virgin de las Cerezas in the choir, a work attributed to the Flemish painter Pieter Pourbus.
• From left to right it shows Frans Pourbus, Caspar Schoppe, William Richardot, the painter's brother Philip or Filippo Rubens, Rubens himself, and Justus Lipsius.
• His estate included a large collection of artworks of Flemish as well as foreign artists such as Pourbus, Rubens, Salviati, Holbein, Tintoretto, Brueghel and Vredeman de Vries.
• According to Karel van Mander, Crispin van den Broeck and Frans Pourbus the elder completed an altarpiece for the Grand-Prior of Spain left incomplete at the time of Floris s death.
• Among her favorite painters were Nicholas Poussin and Peter Paul Rubens, but she also copied the paintings of Paulus Potter, Frans Pourbus the Younger, Louis L閛pold Robert, Salvatore Rosa and Karel Dujardin.
• In 1584 he made a map of Ostend and a bird s-eye " View of Bruges " to replace the original by Pieter Pourbus of 1566, which had become damaged due to its frequent use.
• Pourbus worked for many of the highly influential people of his day, including the Brussels-based National Museum in Warsaw, the Louvre, the Prado, the Rijksmuseum, the Royal College of Art, the Metropolitan Museum of Art and many other museums.
• He first studied in Antwerp under Willem de Vos ( a nephew of the painter Maerten de Vos ), becoming his assistant in 1609 . He then spent three and a half years in Paris, where he studied and collaborated with Frans Pourbus the younger.
• He became upon his return one of the most influential Romanists in Antwerp who helped spread the new style through his large workshop and numerous students and followers including Crispin van den Broeck, Frans Pourbus the Elder, Lambert van Noort, Anthonie Blocklandt van Montfoort, Marten de Vos and the brothers Ambrosius I and Frans Francken I.
• The gallery has an extensive collection of about 60 portraits, including Van Dyck's " War and Peace ", a John de Critz portrait of James I, a Frans Pourbus the Younger aristocratic portrait of Claude Lorraine, Duc de Chevreuse, a Mary Beale portrait of George Digby, Second Earl of Bristol and William, First Duke of Bedford.
• The sitters portrayed include an imaginary diva by Fragonard; a trio of magistrates by Frans Pourbus the Younger, an import from Flanders ); a great heiress by Jean-Marc Nattier and a 28-year-old doctor _ by Eugene Delacroix, no less _ notable both for the subject's palpable intelligence and the contrast between the pristine white of his neckcloth and shining black silk of his waistcoat.
• The painting collection includes work by Niccolo da Verona, Followers of Pieter Aertsen and Gioachim Buenckelaer; Ludovico Costa il Vecchio and Ludovico Costa il Giovane; il Sodoma ( attribution ); Sebastien Bourdon; Ludovico Toeput; Annibale Carraci; Frans Pourbus the Younger; Bernardino Luini; Giuseppe Bazzani; Santo Peranda; Guglielmo Caccia; Alessandro Magnasco; Lorenzo Lotto; Tintoretto; Antonio della Corna; Pasquale Ottino; Giovanni Maria Perego ( attributed ); Fra Semplice da Verona; Giulio Carpioni; Margherita Caffi ( attributed ); Frans Geffels ( attributed ); Matteo Ghidoni; Francesco Fieravino; Jacob Denys; Orazio Samacchini; Giovanni Francesco Maineri ( copy ); Boccaccio Boccaccino; studio of Rubens ( attributed ); Nicola Casissa; Giovanni Andrea Urbani; Gerolamo Induno; and Bartolomeo Nazzari.