Marten Ryckaert was a member of the Ryckaert (or Rijckaert) family of artists. He was born in Antwerp in 1587 as the second child of David Rijckaert the...
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David Ryckaert III (redirect from David Rijckaert III)
Rijckaert) family of artists, he was the grandson of David Rijckaert I and the nephew of Marten Ryckaert. He had an uncle called Pauwels who was also a painter...
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badminton player Marten Pepijn (1575–1643), Flemish history and genre painter Marten Post (born 1942), Dutch visual artist Marten Rijckaert (1587–1631), Flemish...
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Ryckaert family (redirect from David II Rijckaert)
The Flemish Ryckaert or Rijckaert family of Antwerp produced several painters during the late sixteenth and the seventeenth centuries. David Ryckaert...
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is also mentioned as a dealer in paintings. David Rijckaert II had 7 younger siblings of whom Marten (born in 1587) became a prominent landscape painter...
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Venice, 1667) Rombouts, Theodoor (Antwerp, 1597 – Antwerp, 1637) Rijckaert, Marten (Antwerp, 1587 – Antwerp, 1631) Rubens, Peter Paul (Antwerp, 1577...
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Bernardino Luini, sold for $1000, and Sir Anthony Van Dyck's "Portrait of Marten Rijckaert", sold for $720. The latter currently resides in the Prado Museum in...
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Habsburg Netherlands was taken by a younger generation of artists among whom Marten de Vos became the most prominent. Van Mander recounts that while working...
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Dycke Maurice Blomme 1950 (1) René Adriaenssens Jozef Van Staeyen Arsène Rijckaert 1951 (2) Emiel Van der Veken André Maelbrancke Omer Braeckeveldt 1951...
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