Abraham Bloemaert

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Abraham Bloemaert was a prominent Dutch painter and printmaker of the late 16th and early 17th centuries, known for his Mannerist and early Baroque religious and pastoral scenes and for training many important artists of the Dutch Golden Age.

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Abraham Bloemaert canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Dutch Golden Age painter
human
painter
printmaker
activeYearsEnd 1651
activeYearsStart 1580
countryOfCitizenship Dutch Republic
dateOfBirth 1566-12-24
dateOfDeath 1651-01-27
educatedAt School of Fontainebleau
fatherOf Adriaen Bloemaert
linked to: Cornelis Bloemaert

Cornelis Bloemaert
Frederik Bloemaert
Hendrick Bloemaert
fieldOfWork history painting
landscape painting
pastoral painting
printmaking
religious painting
gender male
genre landscape
mythological scenes
pastoral scenes
religious art
influenced Utrecht Caravaggisti
linked to: Utrecht Caravaggism
influencedBy Caravaggism
linked to: Caravaggisti

Italian Mannerism
linked to: Mannerism
languageSpoken Dutch
memberOf Utrecht Guild of Saint Luke
movement Baroque
Dutch Golden Age
Mannerism
Utrecht School
name Abraham Bloemaert
nationality Dutch
notableStudent Andries Both
Cornelis van Poelenburgh
Gerard van Honthorst
Hendrick ter Brugghen
Herman Saftleven
Jan Baptist Weenix
Jan Both
Jan van Bijlert
Roelant Savery
notableWork Adoration of the Magi
Landscape with Hunters
Landscape with Peasants
Landscape with Peasants Dancing
Landscape with Tobias and the Angel
Landscape with the Flight into Egypt
The Adoration of the Shepherds
The Allegory of Abundance
The Allegory of Agriculture
The Allegory of Architecture
The Allegory of Baptism
The Allegory of Charity
The Allegory of Christian Apocalypse
The Allegory of Christian Apocalypse and New Jerusalem
The Allegory of Christian Baptism
The Allegory of Christian Baptism, Confirmation, and Eucharist
The Allegory of Christian Charity
The Allegory of Christian Church Militant
The Allegory of Christian Church Militant and Church Suffering
The Allegory of Christian Church Suffering
The Allegory of Christian Church Triumphant
The Allegory of Christian Communion of Saints
The Allegory of Christian Communion of Saints and Sacraments
The Allegory of Christian Confirmation
The Allegory of Christian Death
The Allegory of Christian Eternity
The Allegory of Christian Eternity and Triumph
The Allegory of Christian Eucharist and Mass
The Allegory of Christian Extreme Unction
The Allegory of Christian Faith
The Allegory of Christian Faith, Hope, and Charity
The Allegory of Christian Glory
The Allegory of Christian Grace
The Allegory of Christian Grace and Glory
The Allegory of Christian Heaven and Hell
The Allegory of Christian Heaven, Hell, and Judgment
The Allegory of Christian Heavenly Jerusalem
The Allegory of Christian Heavenly Jerusalem and Church Triumphant
The Allegory of Christian Holy Orders
The Allegory of Christian Hope
The Allegory of Christian Judgment
The Allegory of Christian Knowledge
The Allegory of Christian Knowledge and Truth
The Allegory of Christian Life
The Allegory of Christian Life and Death
The Allegory of Christian Life, Death, and Resurrection
The Allegory of Christian Matrimony
The Allegory of Christian New Jerusalem
The Allegory of Christian Penance
The Allegory of Christian Penance, Holy Orders, Matrimony, and Extreme Unction
The Allegory of Christian Redemption
The Allegory of Christian Resurrection
The Allegory of Christian Sacraments
The Allegory of Christian Salvation
The Allegory of Christian Salvation and Redemption
The Allegory of Christian Triumph
The Allegory of Christian Truth
The Allegory of Christian Victory
The Allegory of Christian Victory and Wisdom
The Allegory of Christian Virtue and Vice
The Allegory of Christian Virtue, Vice, Life, and Death
The Allegory of Christian Virtues
The Allegory of Christian Virtues and Vices
The Allegory of Christian Wisdom
The Allegory of Commerce
The Allegory of Confirmation
The Allegory of Dance
The Allegory of Day and Night
The Allegory of Earthly and Heavenly Love
The Allegory of Extreme Unction
The Allegory of Faith
The Allegory of Fame
The Allegory of Fortune
The Allegory of Heaven and Earth
The Allegory of Hell
The Allegory of Holy Orders
The Allegory of Hope
The Allegory of Industry
The Allegory of Justice
The Allegory of Knowledge
The Allegory of Life and Death
The Allegory of Love
The Allegory of Matrimony
The Allegory of Music
The Allegory of Navigation
The Allegory of Painting
The Allegory of Painting and Sculpture
The Allegory of Paradise
The Allegory of Peace
The Allegory of Penance
The Allegory of Pentecost
The Allegory of Philosophy
The Allegory of Poetry
The Allegory of Purgatory
The Allegory of Science
The Allegory of Sculpture
The Allegory of Theatre
The Allegory of Time
The Allegory of Truth
The Allegory of Vice
The Allegory of Victory
The Allegory of Virtue
The Allegory of War
The Allegory of Wisdom
The Allegory of the Angels
The Allegory of the Apocalypse
The Allegory of the Apostles
The Allegory of the Archangels
The Allegory of the Arts
The Allegory of the Ascension
The Allegory of the Choirs of Angels
The Allegory of the Church
The Allegory of the Church Militant
The Allegory of the Church Suffering
The Allegory of the Church Triumphant
The Allegory of the Communion of Saints
The Allegory of the Confessors
The Allegory of the Doctors of the Church
The Allegory of the Elements
The Allegory of the Eucharist
The Allegory of the Eucharist and the Mass
The Allegory of the Evangelists
The Allegory of the Five Senses
The Allegory of the Four Elements
The Allegory of the Four Seasons
The Allegory of the Heavenly Jerusalem
The Allegory of the Last Judgment
The Allegory of the Liberal Arts
The Allegory of the Martyrs
The Allegory of the Mechanical Arts
The Allegory of the New Jerusalem
The Allegory of the Passion of Christ
The Allegory of the Patriarchs
The Allegory of the Prophets
The Allegory of the Resurrection
The Allegory of the Sacraments
The Allegory of the Saints
The Allegory of the Seasons
The Allegory of the Senses
The Allegory of the Seven Deadly Sins
The Allegory of the Seven Virtues
The Allegory of the Trinity
The Allegory of the Virgin Mary
The Allegory of the Virgins
The Annunciation
linked to: Annunciation

The Artist and His Family
The Bagpiper
The Baker
The Baptism of Christ
The Blacksmith
The Butcher
The Carpenter
The Circumcision of Christ
The Cobbler
The Concert
The Cook
The Dance
The Drawing Lesson
The Fall of Man
The Family Portrait
The Fish Seller
The Flute Player
The Four Evangelists
linked to: Four Evangelists

The Fruit Seller
The Group Portrait
The Holy Family
The Innkeeper
The Kermis
The Lace Maker
The Martyrdom of Saint Sebastian
The Milkmaid
The Music Lesson
The Peasant Feast
The Penitent Magdalen
linked to: Penitent Magdalene

The Portrait of a Couple
The Portrait of a Man
The Portrait of a Woman
The Poultry Seller
The Preaching of Saint John the Baptist
The Prodigal Son
The Raising of Lazarus
The Rest on the Flight into Egypt
The Road to Emmaus
linked to: road to Emmaus

The Seamstress
The Self-Portrait
The Shepherd
The Spinner
The Tavern Scene
The Vegetable Seller
The Village Fair
The Washerwoman
The Weaver
The Wedding at Cana
notedFor training many important artists of the Dutch Golden Age
occupation painter
printmaker
placeOfBirth Gorinchem
placeOfDeath Utrecht
style complex figure arrangements
dramatic lighting
highly detailed compositions
workLocation Utrecht

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Guild of Saint Luke (Delft) hasMember Abraham Bloemaert
Abraham Bloemaert name Abraham Bloemaert
Utrecht Caravaggism hasNotableArtist Abraham Bloemaert