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The Dutch painter Jan Gossaert used many different names during his career. Other artist names and synonyms by which he was known were Jan Mabuse, derived from his birthplace Mabeuge or Jennyn van Hennegouwe. With the latter name he registered in 1503 at the Luke's Guild in Antwerp. Little is known about his career. However, his artistic talent suggests that he must have had a good education. Between 1503 and 1508 Gossaert lived and worked in Antwerp. During this time he had several apprentices, among them was Jan van Dornicke. Other students who apprenticed with him were Jan van Scorel and Jan Mertens the younger. From 1508 Gossaert entered the service of Philip of Burgundy. For the rest of his life he worked almost exclusively for noble houses. Some of his other clients were friends and acquaintances of his patron and employer.
When Philip of Burgundy was sent as ambassador to Rome and to Pope Julius II in the Vatican, Gossaert accompanied him. This made him the first Dutch artist to travel to Italy at the time and paved the way for many other artists' journeys to Italy such as Peter Paul Rubens. The impressions of Italian art exerted a great fascination on the Flemish painter. Thus Gossaert became one of the first painters of the Dutch Renaissance, also known as Romanism. Even after his return from Italy in 1509, Gossaert tried to continue his studies of Italian art by studying copper engravings by Marcantonio Raimondi and Jacopo de Barbari. While his earlier works were strongly oriented towards the style of the Antwerp School and artists such as Jan van Eyck or Albrecht Dürer, he increasingly tried to copy the Italian style in his later works.
After Philip's death, Gossaert entered the service of his brother Adolph, the Marquis of Veeren. The Flemish painter Carel van Mander hinted in his biography that Gossaert cultivated a rather impetuous lifestyle. However, he also admitted that he mastered his craft and always had a well-groomed appearance. Gossaert is said to have had an alcohol problem, which caused him some difficulties. When the Marquis was expecting a visit from Emperor Charles V, he ordered everyone, including Gossaert, to appear dressed in white damask. Unfortunately, Gossaert is said to have sold his damask clothes shortly before to buy alcohol. So he tried to deceive the others and appeared in a costume of very fine paper. But the plan did not work out and the marquis was so angry that he wanted to have Gossaert locked up. But the emperor is said to have been so amused that he saved him from imprisonment. However, Gossaert's numerous works and the fact that he had an intact family life suggests that addiction did not dominate his life.
The Dutch painter Jan Gossaert used many different names during his career. Other artist names and synonyms by which he was known were Jan Mabuse, derived from his birthplace Mabeuge or Jennyn van Hennegouwe. With the latter name he registered in 1503 at the Luke's Guild in Antwerp. Little is known about his career. However, his artistic talent suggests that he must have had a good education. Between 1503 and 1508 Gossaert lived and worked in Antwerp. During this time he had several apprentices, among them was Jan van Dornicke. Other students who apprenticed with him were Jan van Scorel and Jan Mertens the younger. From 1508 Gossaert entered the service of Philip of Burgundy. For the rest of his life he worked almost exclusively for noble houses. Some of his other clients were friends and acquaintances of his patron and employer.
When Philip of Burgundy was sent as ambassador to Rome and to Pope Julius II in the Vatican, Gossaert accompanied him. This made him the first Dutch artist to travel to Italy at the time and paved the way for many other artists' journeys to Italy such as Peter Paul Rubens. The impressions of Italian art exerted a great fascination on the Flemish painter. Thus Gossaert became one of the first painters of the Dutch Renaissance, also known as Romanism. Even after his return from Italy in 1509, Gossaert tried to continue his studies of Italian art by studying copper engravings by Marcantonio Raimondi and Jacopo de Barbari. While his earlier works were strongly oriented towards the style of the Antwerp School and artists such as Jan van Eyck or Albrecht Dürer, he increasingly tried to copy the Italian style in his later works.
After Philip's death, Gossaert entered the service of his brother Adolph, the Marquis of Veeren. The Flemish painter Carel van Mander hinted in his biography that Gossaert cultivated a rather impetuous lifestyle. However, he also admitted that he mastered his craft and always had a well-groomed appearance. Gossaert is said to have had an alcohol problem, which caused him some difficulties. When the Marquis was expecting a visit from Emperor Charles V, he ordered everyone, including Gossaert, to appear dressed in white damask. Unfortunately, Gossaert is said to have sold his damask clothes shortly before to buy alcohol. So he tried to deceive the others and appeared in a costume of very fine paper. But the plan did not work out and the marquis was so angry that he wanted to have Gossaert locked up. But the emperor is said to have been so amused that he saved him from imprisonment. However, Gossaert's numerous works and the fact that he had an intact family life suggests that addiction did not dominate his life.
.jpg "Neptune and Amphitrite by Jan Gossaert")
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_John_-_(MeisterDrucke-555960).jpg "The Children of King Christian II of Denmark, Norway and Sweden; John, Christina and Dorothea by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Merchant by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Portrait of Princess Dorothea of Denmark by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Central Panel of the Malvagna Triptych, c.1513-15 by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Scholar by Jan Gossaert")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-289510).jpg "Hercules and Deianeira by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "St. Luke Painting the Madonna by Jan Gossaert")
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 (detail) - (MeisterDrucke-94793).jpg "The Adoration of the Kings (detail) by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Madonna and Child, c. 1532 by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Angel musicians (detail) by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Madonna with the Veil by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Venus and Cupid by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Man, possibly Jan Snoeck by Jan Gossaert")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-180948).jpg "Mary Tudor and Charles Brandon, Duke of Suffolk, c.1515, pub. 1902 by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "An Elderly Couple, c1520 by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Merchant by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Martyrdom of the Saints Agathope and Theodule: the Two Young Saints Are Taken Prisoner by Ubekendt")
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.jpg "Madonna of the Cherries by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Portrait of Hendrik III, Count of Nassau-Breda, c1516-1517 by Jan Gossaert")
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 Portrait of Jean Carondelet (1469-1545) Dean of Besancon Church and councillor to Charles V Madonna and Child 1517 (see also 210362 210363) - (MeisterDrucke-194414).jpg "The Carondelet Diptych; Portrait of Jean Carondelet and Madonna and Child (detail) by Jan Gossaert")
 Portrait of Jean Carondelet (1469-1545) Dean of Besancon Church and councillor to Charles V Madonna and Child 1517 (see also 210362 210363) - (MeisterDrucke-194414).jpg)
.jpg "Adam and Eve by Jan Gossaert")
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_1521_-_(MeisterDrucke-555390).jpg "Virgin and Child by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "The Crucifixion by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "The Adoration of the Kings, c1510 by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Christ between the Virgin Mary and Saint John the Baptist by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "The Holy Family with Saint Catherine and Saint Barbara Triptych, c. 1505 by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "The Mocking of Christ, 1527 by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Lucretia by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Portrait of Francisco de los Cobos y Molina by Jan Gossaert")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-55972).jpg "The Carondelet Diptych: Right Hand Panel Depicting the Virgin and Child by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Madonna and Child with Mary Magdalene and St. Catherine by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "The Adoration of the Magi. 1510-15 by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Henry III of Nassau-Breda by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Christ Carrying the Cross by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "A Man Holding a Glove, ca 1532 by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Virgin and Child by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "The Adoration of the Kings by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Adoration of the Magi by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "A Little Girl by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "The Holy Family by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "The Adoration of the Kings by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Christian II by Jacob Binck")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Man by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "The Judgment of Paris by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Neptune and Amphitrite by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "The Deposition, c.1520 by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Musicians by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "The Holy Family with Saint Catherine and Saint Barbara by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Virgin and Child, c. 1520 by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "An Elderly Couple by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "The Descent from the Cross, c1520 by Jan Gossaert")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-790475).jpg "Presumably Margaret Tudor (circa 1528) by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Cybele Beseeching Saturn to Spare Her Child by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Man by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "King Christian II of Denmark by Jacob Binck")
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.jpg "The Legend of St Giles by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Man with a Rosary by Jan Gossaert")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-93064).jpg "Virgin and Child (detail) by Jan Gossaert")
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 Count of Buren and - (MeisterDrucke-652409).jpg "Portrait of Floris van Egmond, Count of Buren and Leerdam by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Mary Magdalene by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Gentleman by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Mary Magdalene by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "The Holy Family by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Portrait of Anna de Berghes by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Man by Jan Gossaert")
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 - (MeisterDrucke-97429).jpg "St. Donatian of Rheims by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Anne, Marquise de Veere, wife of Adolphe De Bourgogne by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "David of Burgundy by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Virgin and Child by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Floris van Egmond, Count of Buren by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Tablecloth by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "The Virgin Seated at the Foot of a Tree by Jan Gossaert")
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 Dean of Besancon church 1517 (see also 97189 210363) - (MeisterDrucke-43346).jpg "The Carondelet Diptych: Left Hand Panel Depicting Jean Carondelet, Dean of Besancon Church by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Portrait of Francisco de los Cobos y Molina, ca 1530 by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "The Holy Family by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Saint John the Evangelist Receiving His Visions on the Island of Patmos by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "The Descent from the Cross, c1520 by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Mary with Child Jesus and Donor of the Painting by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Portrait of Henry III of Nassau-Breda by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Cain Killing Abel by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Virgin and Child in an Architectural Frame by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Madonna and Child by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Virgin and Child in a Landscape by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "The Holy Family by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "The Descent from the Cross (detail) by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "The Descent from the Cross (detail) by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Virgin and Child in a Landscape by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Man by Jan Gossaert")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-635825).jpg "Abbot Johann Ingenray by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Christian II by Jacob Binck")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Man by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Saint Jerome Penitent, c. 1509-1512 by Jan Gossaert")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-392919).jpg "Martyrdom of Saint John the Evangelist by Jan Gossaert")
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.jpg "Neptune and Amphitrite, 1516 by Jan Gossaert")
.jpg "Saint Jerome Penitent (right panel) by Jan Gossaert")
.jpg "Adoration of the Magi by Jan Gossaert")
.jpg "The Adoration of the Magi by Jan Gossaert")