Adam ElsheimerAlemanha, 1578–1610La Fuite en Égypte
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Na vida de Adam Elsheimer
A vida inteira1606–1608
Converts from Lutheranism to Catholicism
He converts to Catholicism by 1608, possibly as early as 1606, following the path of his Roman friends Faber and Bril.
1609
A son is born
Elsheimer and Carola have a son. He is not mentioned in the census a year later, possibly because he had been put out to a wet-nurse.
1610
Debts and hardship at the end of his life
In spite of his fame and talent, he appears to have lived and died in difficult financial circumstances: at his death Paul Bril was still owed money by him. According to one account, borrowing from Goudt once led to his brief imprisonment in a debtors’ prison.
11 de dezembro de 1610
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