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On 23 February 1601 Franckaert together with three other
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Jacob the Elder moved with his family to Rome in 1594. Cobergher joined them and the two artists continued their collaboration. Four months after the death of his first wife, Cobergher married Jacob's daughter
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Franckaert painted and drew religious subjects, landscapes and architectural scenes. He collaborated on various paintings with
Cobergher. He is now mainly known for a small number of landscape and architectural drawings. The only known signed drawing is
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