Teniers, David — • The name of two eminent Flemish landscape painters; the elder, born at Antwerp in 1582; died there in 1649; the younger; born at Antwerp in 1610; died at Brussels in 1694 Catholic Encyclopedia. Kevin Knight. 2006. Teniers, David … Catholic encyclopedia
Teniers, David — (1582 1649) Pintor flamenco, llamado el Viejo. Autor de La conversación y El médico del pueblo. (1610 90) Pintor flamenco, llamado el Joven. Dominador de la técnica, destaca en la historia del arte como uno de los típicos creadores de la llamada… … Enciclopedia Universal
TENIERS, DAVID — the elder (1582 1649), and DAVID TENIERS the younger (1610 1690), father and son, both famous masters of the Flemish school of painting, and natives of Antwerp; the greater genius belonged to the younger, who carried his father s gift of… … The Nuttall Encyclopaedia
Teniers, David, The Younger — ▪ Flemish painter baptized Dec. 15, 1610, Antwerp died April 25, 1690, Brussels prolific Flemish painter of the Baroque period known for his genre scenes of peasant life. He was the son and pupil of David Teniers the Elder. In 1637 he… … Universalium
Teniers, David, The Younger — (1610 1690) David Teniers was born in Antwerp on 15 December 1610, the son of Flemish painter David Teniers (1582 1649). Taught by his father, the younger Teniers was also a protégé of Peter Paul Rubens and his early works show the influence… … Historical Dictionary of Brussels
Teniers, David, The Elder — ▪ Flemish painter born 1582, Antwerp died July 29, 1649, Antwerp Flemish Baroque painter of genre scenes, landscapes, and religious subjects. Teniers apparently began his career as a pupil of his brother Juliaen; he is also said to… … Universalium
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David Teniers the Elder — David Teniers in Het Gulden Kabinet, engraved by Peter van Liesebetten after a painting by Peter de Mol, 1661 … Wikipedia