Path in a Forest, Jan Brueghel the Elder, 16th century
Jan Brueghel, retratoJan BrueghelFlandes, 1568–1625

Path in a Forest

16th century · Painting · 46 × 75 cm

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En la vida de Jan Brueghel

La vida entera
  1. 1568

    Born

  2. 1578

    His mother dies; a miniaturist grandmother raises the children

    After their mother's death, Jan, his brother Pieter and his sister Marie are believed to have lived with their widowed grandmother, the miniaturist Mayken Verhulst. According to Karel van Mander, she was her grandsons' first teacher, instructing them in drawing and watercolour miniatures.

  3. 1578 · Lugar de trabajo

    Antwerp

  4. 1589

    To Italy by way of Cologne and Frankenthal

    Setting off to complete his training in Italy, as was customary for Flemish painters, Jan first went to Cologne, where his sister Marie lived with her family, and then to Frankenthal, a centre where Flemish landscape painters were active; from there, probably by way of Venice, he reached Naples.

  5. 1589–1596

    Travel: Italy

  6. 1592–1594

    Meets Cardinal Federico Borromeo

    In Rome Brueghel enjoyed the protection of Cardinal Ascanio Colonna and met Cardinal Federico Borromeo, a leading figure of the Counter-Reformation and an avid collector, who became his lifelong friend and patron. The painter took up residence in Borromeo's Palazzo Vercelli.

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