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Lodewijk de Deyster

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158: 237: 137: 154:, with Dorothea van den Eeckhoute, sister of his friend and travel-companion Antoon. The couple had four children: Maria-Magdalena (bapt. 28 March 1689), Anna Louisa (bapt. 29 August 1690), Lodewijk Antoon and Joost Eloi (both baptized on 1 December 1691; the boys died shortly afterwards on 7 and 10 December respectively). Anna Louisa also became a painter and musical instrument maker. 41: 333: 183:
He painted mainly biblical subjects, in addition to some portraits and allegorical scenes. He painted many pictures for the churches of his native city. From his stay in Italy, he had brought with him a flamboyant Roman Baroque style. His treatment of light and shade in his paintings resembles that
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as the son of Lodewijk and Cornelia van Heyschoten. He was a pupil of Jan Maes, a respected local artist. From 1682 to 1688, he lived and worked in Italy mostly in the company of his travel companion Antoon or Anthonie van den Eeckhoute. They spent time in Venice and Rome. In 1688 the pair returned
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De Deyster was also a harpsichord, violin and organ builder. In 1707, he was commissioned to complete the Jacob van Eynde organ in St. Anne's Church in Bruges. He also built the organs for the church of the Holy Cross and for the Bogarden Chapel. According to contemporary reports, his passion for
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He created 16 etchings with old testament themes. He also produced one known mezzotint. His prints share with his paintings high drama and energy, with protagonists arranged in complex poses. Just as de Deyster applied his paint with freedom and spontaneity, so did he etch the plate.
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draftsman, etcher, engraver, musical instrument maker and instrument maker. He painted biblical subjects and portraits. His Baroque paintings show a clear influence of Italian masters such as
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making musical instruments instead of painting reduced him to poverty and when he returned to his native Bruges.
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There are three large paintings representing three scenes from the Passion and one of
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Portrait of Gaspar de Vos, head of the St. Sebastian Guild of Guild of Bruges in 1673
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He died in Bruges where he was buried on 20 December 1711 in the cemetery of the
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Name variations: Louis de Deyster, Lodewyk de Deyster, Lodewijk Dedeyster
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in Bruges, there are three paintings by de Deyster representing the
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on 4 March 1688. He married on 29 August 1690 in the
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Lodewyk de Deyster

Flemish
Giordano
Maratta
Barocci
Peter Paul Rubens
Anthony Van Dyck
Jan Boeckhorst
Bruges

Guild of Saint Luke
Church of Our Lady, Bruges

St. Salvator's Cathedral
Rembrandt
chiaroscuro
sfumato
St. Salvator's Cathedral
St. James's Church
Crucifixion
Resurrection
Death of the Virgin





Louis de Deyster
Netherlands Institute for Art History

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