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Robert Campin, born around 1375 in the Belgian city of Tournai and died there on April 26, 1444, was a painter whose name is firmly established in the pantheon of Flemish art. His role in the development of Old Netherlandish painting was central, and he trained artists such as Rogier van der Weyden and Jacques Daret. However, Campin's identity is disputed in art history. Some scholars believe that he is the artist known by the pseudonyms "Master of Flémalle" and "Master of Mérode", although this thesis remains the subject of continuous debate.
The first records of Campin date from 1406, when he is mentioned in the accounting records of a commission in Tournai as "maistre Robert Campin, pointre". This entry indicates that he was already operating an independent workshop at that time. His age has been estimated at about 25 to 28 years, based on these records, and his exact year of birth has been extrapolated accordingly. However, his birthplace remains a mystery, which has led to much speculation.
In 1410, Campin acquired civic rights in Tournai, which may indicate that he was not originally from that city. Throughout his career, he received regular commissions from the city, including the design of flags, coats of arms, shields, and murals. He also held several public offices, including parish board, treasurer of a monastery, and member of the city council.
The works attributed to Campin show a strong influence of French book illumination. They are known for their meticulous attention to detail, vivid depiction of figures, and realistic rendering of spaces. Campin's work reached a creative peak around 1425/1430 with the completion of the Portrait of a Man, possibly depicting Robert de Masmines. This painting is considered one of the earliest autonomous portraits in modern European painting. It is remarkable for its lifelike and not at all euphemistic depiction, which stands out from the usual portraits of rulers or benefactors.
Campin's life and career, however, were overshadowed by personal scandals and controversies, including a conviction and banishment for an extramarital affair. Nevertheless, his legacy is undeniable and his contributions to Flemish art are profound and enduring.
Robert Campin, born around 1375 in the Belgian city of Tournai and died there on April 26, 1444, was a painter whose name is firmly established in the pantheon of Flemish art. His role in the development of Old Netherlandish painting was central, and he trained artists such as Rogier van der Weyden and Jacques Daret. However, Campin's identity is disputed in art history. Some scholars believe that he is the artist known by the pseudonyms "Master of Flémalle" and "Master of Mérode", although this thesis remains the subject of continuous debate.
The first records of Campin date from 1406, when he is mentioned in the accounting records of a commission in Tournai as "maistre Robert Campin, pointre". This entry indicates that he was already operating an independent workshop at that time. His age has been estimated at about 25 to 28 years, based on these records, and his exact year of birth has been extrapolated accordingly. However, his birthplace remains a mystery, which has led to much speculation.
In 1410, Campin acquired civic rights in Tournai, which may indicate that he was not originally from that city. Throughout his career, he received regular commissions from the city, including the design of flags, coats of arms, shields, and murals. He also held several public offices, including parish board, treasurer of a monastery, and member of the city council.
The works attributed to Campin show a strong influence of French book illumination. They are known for their meticulous attention to detail, vivid depiction of figures, and realistic rendering of spaces. Campin's work reached a creative peak around 1425/1430 with the completion of the Portrait of a Man, possibly depicting Robert de Masmines. This painting is considered one of the earliest autonomous portraits in modern European painting. It is remarkable for its lifelike and not at all euphemistic depiction, which stands out from the usual portraits of rulers or benefactors.
Campin's life and career, however, were overshadowed by personal scandals and controversies, including a conviction and banishment for an extramarital affair. Nevertheless, his legacy is undeniable and his contributions to Flemish art are profound and enduring.
_-_(MeisterDrucke-1099790).jpg "St. Veronica by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Woman, ca 1435 by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "Triptych with the Annunciation, Known as the Merode Altarpiece by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "Holy Beard by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "Triptych with the Annunciation (Merode Altarpiece) by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "Nativity by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "Madonna and Child Before a Fireplace, 1430s by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "The Flémalle Panels: Saint Veronica by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "Saint Barbara, 1438 by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "Madonna and Child before a Fireplace, 1430s by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Man Robert de Masmines, c.1425 by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "The Trinity, 14th Century by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "The Annunciation Mérode Altarpiece, ca 1428-1432 by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "The Marriage of Mary and Joseph by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "The Flémalle Panels: The Holy Trinity by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "The Annunciation by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "Saint John the Baptist and the Franciscan Heinrich von Werl by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "Madonna with Child and Saints in a Hortus Conclusus by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "The Mass of St. Gregory the Great (detail) by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "Detail Representing Woman from Nativity by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Man by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "The Marriage of Mary and Joseph (Reverse) by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "Portrait of a Corpulent Man, presumably Robert de Masmines by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "The Holy Trinity by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "The Flémalle Panels: Virgin suckling the Child by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "Portrait of Marie de Pacy by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "The Virgin and Child before a Firescreen by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "The Man of Sorrows by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "Madonna in Glory with Donor and Saints Peter and Augustine by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "St Joseph by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "Madonna and Child with Saints in the Enclosed Garden by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "Ala De Retablo Santa Barbara by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "St. John the Baptist and the Franciscan Master Henry of Werl by Robert Campin")
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_-_(MeisterDrucke-1325615).jpg "Portrait of Barthelemy Alatruye by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "John the Baptist, c. 1410 by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "Saint James and Saint Clare by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "John the Baptist by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "Christ and the Virgin by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "Christ and the Virgin by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "Madonna with Christ-Child Holding a Pear by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "A Woman by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "The Marriage of the Virgin by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "A Man by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "St Gudula by Robert Campin")
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.jpg "The Madonna of Humility by Robert Campin")
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