Jan BrueghelFiandre, 1568–1625Christ's Descent into Limbo
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Nella vita di Jan Brueghel
Tutta la vita1589–1596
Travel: Italy
c. 1595
Collaboration with Hans Rottenhammer begins
In Rome Brueghel became acquainted with the German painter Hans Rottenhammer, a master of small cabinet pictures on copper who introduced him to Venetian art. Their collaboration lasted until 1610: later Brueghel sent coppers with landscapes from Antwerp to Venice, where Rottenhammer painted in the figures and sent them back.
1595
Follows Borromeo to Milan
When Borromeo became Archbishop of Milan in June 1595, Brueghel followed him and joined the cardinal's household. He stayed about a year in Milan and painted many landscapes and flower pieces for the cardinal.
1595–1596 · Luogo di lavoro
Milan
1596–1625 · Luogo di lavoro
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.
