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Frans Snyders Belgian
1579-1657
Frans Snyders Gallery
Frans Snyders (1579 - 1657), or Snijders, was a Flemish painter of animals and still life.
Snyders was born and died at Antwerp. He is recorded as a student of Pieter Brueghel the Younger in 1593, and subsequently received instruction from Hendrick van Balen, the first master of Van Dyck. He was a friend of Van Dyck who painted Snyders and his wife more than once (Frick Collection, Kassel etc).
He became a master of the Antwerp painters guild in 1602. He visited Italy in 1608-9, visiting Rome, and working for Cardinal Borromeo in Milan. In 1611 he married Margaretha, the sister of Cornelis de Vos and Paul de Vos (another animal painter), in Antwerp. Jan Fyt was a student, and then assistant of his from 1629.
Snyders initially devoted himself to painting flowers, fruit and subjects of still life, but later turned to painting animals, and executed with the greatest skill and spirit hunting pieces and combats of wild animals. He was one of the earliest specialist animaliers.
Snyders and his wife, by Van Dyck, KasselHis composition is rich and varied, his drawing correct and vigorous, his touch bold and thoroughly expressive of the different textures of furs and skins. His excellence in this department excited the admiration of Rubens, who frequently employed him to paint animals, fruit and still life in his own pictures, and he assisted Jacob Jordaens, Thomas Willeboirts Bosschaert and other artists in a similar manner.
In the lion and boar hunts which bear the name of Snyders the hand of Rubens sometimes appears. He was one of the executors of Rubens's will.
He was appointed principal painter to the Archduke Albert of Austria, governor of the Low Countries, for whom he executed some of his finest works. One of these, a Stag-Hunt was presented to Philip III of Spain, who together with his successor Philip IV of Spain, commissioned the artist to paint several subjects of the chase, which are still preserved in Spain. He also worked for Archduke Leopold Wilhelm of Austria, when he became Governor. |
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Frans Snyders A Game Stall 1620's York City Art Gallery, York
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Frans Snyders detail Fruit and Vegetable Stall (mk14) undated
Oil on canvas,201 x 333 cm
Alte Pinakothek,Munich
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Frans Snyders Fruit and Vegetable Stall (mk14) undated
Oil on canvas,201 x 333 cm
Alte Pinakothek,Munich
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Frans Snyders Joachim Antonisz Uytewael Kitchen Scene (mk14) 1605
Oil on canvas,65 x 98 cm
Gemaldegalerie,Staatliche Museen,East Berlin
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Frans Snyders Pieter cornelisz van ryck Kitchen Scene (mk14) 1604
Oil on canvas,189 x 288 cm
Herzog-Anton-Ulrich-Museum,Brunswick
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Frans Snyders Wild Boar Hunt mk67
Oil on canvas
84 1/4x122 7/16in
Pitti,Depository
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Frans Snyders Philomenes Recognized by the Old Woman mk61
c.1610
Oil on canvas
201x311cm
Frans Snyders and Peter Paul Rubens
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Frans Snyders Fish Stall mk65
Oil on canvas
81 1/2x134"
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Frans Snyders Hungry Cat with Still Life nn07
c.1615-1620. Oil on wood. Staatliche Museum, Berlin, Germany.
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Frans Snyders Still Life mk86
1614
Oil on canvas
156x218cm
Cologne,Wallraf-Richartz-Musuem
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Frans Snyders Still life with Poultry and Venison sn02
1614
Oil on canvas
156x218cm
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Frans Snyders Wild Boar Hunt mk156
1649
Oil on canvas
214x311cm
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Frans Snyders A Game Stall mk156
c.1675
Oil on canvas
177x274cm
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Frans Snyders Kuchenstuck mk186
1630-40 munchen, old Pinakothek
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Frans Snyders Style life with fruits in a niche mk186
around 1620-30 Stockholm national museum
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Frans Snyders The Fruit Basket Oil on canvas,
153 x 214 cm
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Frans Snyders stilleben med fruktskal i en nisch olja på trä 89x62
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Frans Snyders Concert of Birds Date 16th or 17th century
Medium Oil on canvas
Dimensions 79 x 151 cm
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Frans Snyders Grapes, Peaches and Quinces in a Niche Oil on panel
75.2 x 54.3 cm
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Frans Snyders Grapes Peaches and Quinces in a Niche Medium Oil on panel
Dimensions 75.2 x 54.3 cm
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Frans Snyders
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Belgian
1579-1657
Frans Snyders Gallery
Frans Snyders (1579 - 1657), or Snijders, was a Flemish painter of animals and still life.
Snyders was born and died at Antwerp. He is recorded as a student of Pieter Brueghel the Younger in 1593, and subsequently received instruction from Hendrick van Balen, the first master of Van Dyck. He was a friend of Van Dyck who painted Snyders and his wife more than once (Frick Collection, Kassel etc).
He became a master of the Antwerp painters guild in 1602. He visited Italy in 1608-9, visiting Rome, and working for Cardinal Borromeo in Milan. In 1611 he married Margaretha, the sister of Cornelis de Vos and Paul de Vos (another animal painter), in Antwerp. Jan Fyt was a student, and then assistant of his from 1629.
Snyders initially devoted himself to painting flowers, fruit and subjects of still life, but later turned to painting animals, and executed with the greatest skill and spirit hunting pieces and combats of wild animals. He was one of the earliest specialist animaliers.
Snyders and his wife, by Van Dyck, KasselHis composition is rich and varied, his drawing correct and vigorous, his touch bold and thoroughly expressive of the different textures of furs and skins. His excellence in this department excited the admiration of Rubens, who frequently employed him to paint animals, fruit and still life in his own pictures, and he assisted Jacob Jordaens, Thomas Willeboirts Bosschaert and other artists in a similar manner.
In the lion and boar hunts which bear the name of Snyders the hand of Rubens sometimes appears. He was one of the executors of Rubens's will.
He was appointed principal painter to the Archduke Albert of Austria, governor of the Low Countries, for whom he executed some of his finest works. One of these, a Stag-Hunt was presented to Philip III of Spain, who together with his successor Philip IV of Spain, commissioned the artist to paint several subjects of the chase, which are still preserved in Spain. He also worked for Archduke Leopold Wilhelm of Austria, when he became Governor.
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