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Here are all the paintings of Barent fabritius 01
| ID |
Painting |
Oil Pantings, Sorted from A to Z |
Painting Description |
| 26800 |
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Self-Portrait as a Shepherd |
mk52
1655
Oil on canvas
79x64cm
Akademie der Bildenden Kunste,Vienna
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| 24699 |
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The Expulsion of Hagar and Ishmael (mk33) |
Canvas
107.5x107.5cm
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| 96288 |
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The Slaughtered Pig |
1656(1656)
Medium oil on canvas
cyf |
| 24698 |
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Woman with a Child in Swaddling Clothes (mk33) |
panel
25x21.5cm
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| 89031 |
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Young Painter in his Studio |
between 1655(1655) and 1660(1660)
Medium oil on wood
cyf |
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| Barent fabritius
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| Dutch Baroque Era Painter, 1624-1673
Painter and draughtsman, brother of Carel Fabritius. Like Carel, he was first taught painting by his father, also learnt carpentry and practised as an artisan in Midden-Beemster in 1641. He is documented in Amsterdam in 1643 and 1647, though it is not known if, like his brother, he was also a pupil of Rembrandt. Nevertheless, his style is similar to that of the Rembrandt school. He must have been trained in the second half of the 1640s. His work is reminiscent of the style of his brother, who clearly influenced and may also have instructed him. In 1652 Barent lived in Amsterdam and married Catharina Mussers in Midden-Beemster. In the following years he is documented alternately in Midden-Beemster and Amsterdam. He painted a group portrait of the town master builder, Willem Leenderstsz. van der Helm and his Family (1656; Amsterdam, Rijksmus.), in Leiden, and in 1660-61 he received further commissions for the Lutheran church in Leiden. From 1669 Barent lived with his family in Amsterdam, where he died at the age of 49. He was buried in the churchyard in Leiden that was usually reserved for the poorer inhabitants of Amsterdam.
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