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Antoon van den Heuvel

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as the basis for his engraving of a portrait of the Flemish poet Jeremias Pierssene. Guillaume Duvivier, an engraver who was active in Ghent in the 17th century, made an engraving after a painting of Antoon van den Heuvel which shows two servant women in a kitchen. This
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His style is, however, not that easily reduced to the Caravaggesque movement. His early work showed a preference for contrasting colours and strong lighting, with little use of transitional tones. But compared to his contemporary
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Van den Heuvel also made designs for engravings. The paintings (some of them after designs by Rubens) that he (and other painters) made on the occasion of the
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in Ghent in 1635 were engraved to be included in a publication authored by Willem van der Beke (Guilielmus Becanus). The publication entitled
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Antoon van den Heuvel remained active for the rest of his life in Ghent and its neighbouring areas where he was particularly in demand for
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Antoon van den Heuvel painted mainly religious scenes and portraits. He is usually regarded as a representative of the international
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Serenissimi principis Ferdinandi Hispaniarum infantis S.R.E. cardinalis triumphalis introitus in Flandriae metropolim Gandauum
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Serenissimi principis Ferdinandi Hispaniarum infantis S.R.E. cardinalis triumphalis introitus in Flandriae metropolim Gandavum
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Hans Vlieghe. "Heuvel, Antoon van den." Grove Art Online. Oxford Art Online. Oxford University Press. Web. 13 October 2014
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His later work between 1640 and 1650 is less colourful and therefore appears less expressive.
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Van den Heuvel also borrowed motifs and compositions of contemporary Flemish painters such as
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and draughtsman. After training and working in Antwerp and Rome, he returned to his native
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subject is atypical for van den Heuvel who mainly painted religious scenes and portraits.
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where he was one of the important creators of altarpieces for the churches in the region.
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Recherches sur les peintres et sculpteurs à Gand, aux XVIe, XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles
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was published by Johannes Meursius in Antwerp in 1636. Leading Antwerp engravers
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and their followers. He must have seen their work during his residence in Rome.
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of Ghent in 1628, he stated that in the previous 10 years he had been working in
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A portrait painting made by van den Heuvel was used by the prominent engraver
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Van den Heuvel's style is in its linear compositions and bright lighting more
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in the Church of Borsbeke relies upon a painting by the Dutch Carravagist
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Little is known about his early life and training. He was born in
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Ferdinand Receives the Keys of the City from the Virgin of Ghent
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of the same subject for its composition and a number of motifs.
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Gerrit Van Honthorst: A Discussion of His Position in Dutch Art
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Die altniederländische Malerei von Jan van Eyck bis Memling
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history painter
Ghent
Ghent
Guild of Saint Luke
Antwerp
Rome
altarpieces
Ghent Altarpiece
Caravaggesque movement
Gerard van Honthorst

Jan Janssens
Nazareth, Belgium
Caravaggio
Galleria Borghese
Classicist
Agostino Carracci
Annibale Carracci
Lodovico Carracci

Rubens
Caspar de Crayer
Joyous Entry
Cardinal-Infante Ferdinand of Austria
Jacob Neefs
Pieter de Jode II
Antony van der Does
Paulus Pontius
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