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Christoffel van den Berghe

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Very little is known about van den Berghe and he was only rediscovered as an independent artist in the 1950s when some works formerly attributed to other artists were reattributed to him. It is believed that he was born in Antwerp and that his family left Flanders to settle in Middelburg. He may
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He primarily painted in two genres: landscapes and flower still lifes. There are four known examples of flower still lifes by his hand. A flower still life in the Philadelphia Museum of Art is signed and dated 'CV BERGHE 1617'. This flower still life in the Philadelphia Museum of Art shows the
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who was Van den Berghe's contemporary in Middelburg. Landscape paintings in Middelburg followed Flemish conventions which explains the earlier attribution of the Mauritshuis painting to Flemish landscape artists
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in Middelburg and in 1621 he was dean of the Guild. He bought a house in Middelburg in 1621 which he still owned in 1628.
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A Winter Landscape with Ice Skaters and an Imaginary Castle, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, c. 1615–20
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of the same period. The winter landscapes are more reminiscent of similar works painted by
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Grove Art Online. Oxford Art Online. Oxford University Press. Web. 15 May. 2014
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influence of Ambrosius Bosschaert (who may have been his teacher) and
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Walter A. Liedtke, Dutch Paintings in the Metropolitan Museum of Art
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Emigrants from the Holy Roman Empire to the Dutch Republic
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still life with a skull, shell and a vase of flowers.
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Index


Philadelphia Museum of Art
Antwerp
Middelburg
Flemish
Dutch Golden Age
Ambrosius Bosschaert
Guild of St. Luke
Johannes Goedaert

Roelant Savery
Dutch Republic
Getty Museum
vanitas
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Hendrick Avercamp
Mauritshuis
The Hague
Adriaen van de Venne
David Vinckboons
Paul Bril


Christoffel van den Berghe
Netherlands Institute for Art History




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