Jan BrueghelFlemish, 1568–1625Retour de pêche
Can I see it?
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Where is “Retour de pêche” now? Collection: Musée Hyacinthe-Rigaud, Perpignan. Unknown.
Perpignan, France
The owner is known; whether it is on view today is not.
- In this state since
- Source
- The museum
About the painting
Museum text in French
Des pêcheurs vendent leurs poissons sur la plage que domine, à gauche, une hauteur surmontée d’une vigie. Au premier plan, un homme verse le contenu de sa corbeille devant deux personnages à cheval qui semblent faire un choix et d’autres qui regardent, assis ou debout. Au second plan, un pêcheur étale son poisson devant un autre groupe, celui-ci formé presque exclusivement de femmes, et plus loin, à differentes distances, des voitures arrivent ou s’en vont. La mer est au fond avec des barques et de grands navires.
Musée Hyacinthe-Rigaud
Details
- Accession number
- 840.2.11
What it shows
In the catalog
Sources
- Musée Hyacinthe-Rigaud
- Image: Musée Hyacinthe-Rigaud — Photo © Ville de Perpignan. Musée d’art Hyacinthe Rigaud - Pascale Marchesan; Ministère de la Culture (France), base Joconde
In the life of Jan Brueghel
The whole life1596–1625 · Workplace
Antwerp
23 January 1599
Marries Isabella de Jode
In Antwerp's Cathedral of Our Lady Brueghel married Isabella de Jode, daughter of the cartographer, engraver and publisher Gerard de Jode.
4 October 1601
Burgher of Antwerp and dean of the Guild of Saint Luke
In September 1601 Brueghel, a free master of the Guild of Saint Luke since 1597, was elected its dean, but only a burgher of Antwerp could hold the post. On 4 October he was registered as a burgher, 'Jan Bruegel, Peetersone, schilder, van Bruessele', took office as dean and was re-elected in 1602.
1603
Death of his first wife, Isabella de Jode
In the year their daughter Paschasia was born (Rubens was her godfather, as he had been for their eldest son Jan in 1601), Isabella died, leaving the painter with two young children; it has been speculated that her death was linked to the birth.
1606
Court painter to the Archdukes Albert and Isabella
Brueghel was appointed court painter to the sovereigns of the Spanish Netherlands and spent periods in Brussels in 1606, 1609, 1610 and 1613. Thanks to the Archduchess he had access to the court greenhouses with their rarest plants, and he studied animals from life in the court menagerie.
13 January 1625
Died
